Sentence examples similar to conventionally adequate from inspiring English sources

By addressing all means for dead-space reduction, in combination with much higher respiratory rates and much lower tidal volume than conventionally applied, adequate CO2 elimination may be achieved in ARDS patients.

The play starts conventionally enough.

This all started conventionally enough.

These are real intellectual problems, as Rogers remarks, and while "it is easy to see the characters' naïveté... Baum also raises doubts about definitions conventionally accepted as adequate".

The Fleiss' Kappa score for agreement amongst reviewers was.61, where.70 is conventionally taken to be adequate agreement.

Conventionally, neonates with hypoxemia and adequate respiratory effort are first adminstered oxygen by oxygen hood.

Present study was carried out to evaluate the effect and adequate length of RM in patients who underwent conventionally fractionated preoperative CRT for rectal cancer.

Considering the regression effect of the conventionally fractionated preoperative CRT [ 3], the prognostic significance or adequate length in the setting of preoperative CRT may be different from patients undergoing up-front surgery or short-course radiotherapy.

These waveguides are conventionally fabricated by milling, although above 100 GHz milling is not adequate anymore.

Examination of a profile of data already existing on 1,3-butadiene shows adequate knowledge in many areas of toxicology that are conventionally required in hazard identification.

The complex characteristics of the temperature and concentration fields suggested that the conventionally used diffusion flame model for the liftable jet flame in cross flow was not adequate for the burner-attached jet flame in cross flow.