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Corrected gas permeability is always higher than the absolute liquid permeability.

Open image in new window Fig. 14 Corrected oil relative permeability curves for the N2 and CO2 floods Open image in new window Fig. 15 Corrected gas relative permeability curves for the N2 and CO2 floods.

In this study, most ETIs occurred due to the inability of NIV to correct gas exchange (62%).

According to AAPM TG-21, the absorbed dose in medium is defined as (3) D med d max ⁡ = M corrected N gas P repl P wall L − ρ gas med.

Having corrected the gas relative permeability curves for the Klinkenberg effect, our present results were compared to that obtained previously using a modified version of the transient pulse-decay method with two different saturating liquids.

In small children, however, the V' rate (VT/6 s) and corresponding volume set on the ventilator should be corrected for gas compression in ventilator, humidifier and tubing (because compression volume represents a larger part of their VT), and especially in those with low compliance.

Patient-ventilator asynchrony can confound attempts to deliver a lung-protective strategy or correct gas exchanges.

These values correspond to the measured 0.38, 0.78 and 1.46% partial of total pressure, respectively (all gauge readings were corrected by gas-sensitivity factors).

The gas volumes were corrected by the gas generation of the seeding sludge.

Standard industry practice to correct absolute gas permeability for what is known as the Klinkenberg effect is to perform single point gas permeability measurement and use assumptions or existing correlations.

The article presents recommendations for correcting greenhouse gas accounts related to bioenergy.