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The limited continuous fresh gas flow rate (that is to say, bias flow on a SensorMedics high-frequency oscillatory (HFO) ventilator) is the most important factor contributing to imposed WOB in the previous study.

Since Trump's sanctions, Maduro has requested "a historic trial for treason" from the Supreme Court and new special assembly ― both of which are wholly controlled by his party ― to punish every Venezuelan citizen who had contributed to the imposing of the sanctions.

Since Trump's sanctions, Maduro has requested "a historic trial for treason" from the Supreme Court and new special assembly ― both of which are wholly controlled by his party ― to punish every Venezuelan citizen who had contributed to the imposing of the sanctions.

We evaluated which factors contributed to the imposed WOB in the SensorMedics HFOV ventilator: fresh gas flow rate, endotracheal tube size or inspiratory flow rate.

Contributing to their imposing stature are their backgrounds: maps from a world atlas published in 19th-century Europe, when its empires were the most expansive.

The tube size did not independently contribute to the imposed WOB (P = 0.07).

The tube size did not independently contribute to the imposed WOB (P = 0.92 for newborns and P = 0.92 for infants).

As part of a widespread attempt to rein in the worst of the compensation practices that contributed to the crisis, Congress imposed a raft of new restrictions and rules governing pay at the banks as long as they still owed money borrowed under the Troubled Asset Relief Program (Tarp).

These aspects combined certainly contributed to diminish the barriers imposed by geographical distances, thus enabling the interaction/collaboration of geographically apart groups of people.

The White House's willingness to impose tariffs, however, contributed to a significant plunge in the value of the dollar against the euro and the yen.

The costs of the war contributed to the British government's decision to impose new taxes on its American colonies.