Sentence examples for daytime ventilation from inspiring English sources

Mouthpieces may afford an excellent interface to provide adjunct daytime ventilation in neuromuscular patients who are unable to maintain acceptable diurnal arterial blood gases without frequent intermittent periods of assistance.

Heat recovery ventilators reduce energy use while exhausting pollutants with indoor sources (Kovesi et al. 2009); nighttime cooling provides ventilation while typically introducing less outdoor O3 than daytime ventilation (Weschler 2006).

There are currently four different types of interfaces: nasal masks, which are used predominantly [ 8, 9]; facial masks covering the nose and the mouth; nasal pillows; and mouthpieces [ 9], which are now essentially indicated in the case of daytime ventilation [ 10].

To minimize the leaching of nitrate, Jacks et al. (1999) suggested a) painting latrine ventilation tubes black to increase daytime ventilation rates; b) increasing the pH of latrine contents to increase ammonia volatilization; c) sealing pits to prevent nitrate leaching and promote denitrification; and d) diverting urine for use as a fertilizer for deep-rooted crops.

Chronic daytime hypo-ventilation is an important indicator invariably associated with sleep-related hypoventilation.

Other ventilation approaches namely; daytime, full-day, and no ventilation, were more than 30 °C and had exceeded 32 °C at certain rooms.

A high resolution air quality monitoring campaign (PM, CO2 and CO) was conducted on differently designed station platforms in the Barcelona subway system under: (a) normal forced tunnel ventilation, and (b) with daytime tunnel ventilation systems shut down.

The investigation included different ventilation strategies, i.e. daytime, full-day and night-time ventilation.

Four ventilation strategies, nighttime-only ventilation, daytime-only ventilation, full-day ventilation and no ventilation were evaluated for hot-humid climate according to the number of thermal discomfort hours in the whole typical year on the basis of a series of TAS simulations.

Open studies suggest that treatment of obesity hypoventilation syndrome (OHS) by noninvasive ventilation (NIV) restores sleep quality and daytime vigilance and reduces cardiovascular morbidity.

Other parameters are daytime pCO2, VE/VCO2-slope during exercise, exertional oscillatory ventilation (EOV), and increased sensitivity of central CO2 receptors.