Sentence examples for consistent breathing from inspiring English sources

After a brief period of quiet consistent breathing, we obtained multiple video clips of each hemidiaphragm with a minimum of three successive respiratory cycles.

Develop a regular and consistent breathing pattern, as well as a rising trot rhythm.

Knowing that deep breathing has been shown to be misguided during a panic attack, researchers at Stanford and Southern Methodist universities developed the CART (capnometry-assisted respiratory training) method, which utilizes shallow, consistent breathes.

This means that if you can maintain consistent, controlled breathing, then vomiting (and nausea) can be suppressed.

No dietary restrictions were applied to the patients before imaging; patients were all scanned in the supine position and patients were informed of the importance of remaining static and having consistent shallow breathing throughout scanning.

Remind yourself that you are just breathing, breaths that are full and deep, taking small, consistent action steps forward towards your goals.

Rhinomanometry-derived NR is "defined as the pressure gradient of 150 Pa divided by the airflow rate at this pressure gradient," whereas the CFD-derived NRs presented here were calculated at much lower pressure drops that correspond to resting breathing, consistent with the likely breathing state of patients during self-evaluation of symptoms.

The fact that patients exercised for longer but to the same level of reported symptoms supports the view that NIV produced a genuine reduction in the work of breathing consistent with previous reports [ 25- 33].

On the subject of lungs, swimming involves consistent tracking of your breathing.

In this study, the choice of descriptors during loaded breathing was consistent with a previous report [ 26] and not affected by the vibrations.

The increases in GRE image intensity of the MNU, H9618a and GH3 tumours during carbogen breathing are consistent with increases in tumour oxygenation and blood flow, whereas the responses of the RIF-1 and HT29 tumours may be the result of a transient steal effect followed by homeostatic correction.