Sentence examples for demonstrated breathing from inspiring English sources

A study clearly demonstrated breathing at low  lung volume  with a less lung compliance produces large swings in intrathoracic pressure in obese subjects and with which airways are prone to close or collapse on exhalation.

Although no changes in the inspired oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations were demonstrated, breathing through N95-mask materials during low intensity work (3 MET) reduced expired oxygen concentration by 3.2%% (95 % CI: −4.1 % to −2.2%%, p < 0.001), and increased expired carbon dioxide by 8.9%% (95 % CI: 6.9 % to 13.1 %; p <0.001) suggesting an increase in metabolism.

In this paper we demonstrate a breathing pattern and breathing rate sensor developed using an AI-PCFI.

A correlation between Pe CO2 and gastric P CO2 during hemorrhagic shock was previously demonstrated in spontaneously breathing rats [ 8].

To facilitate self-regulation, the children's nurse demonstrated how to breathe slowly, and the girl was able to take over and to settle down.

In the VCU study 109 breathing sessions were performed comparing AV biofeedback to free breathing, of which, 87 sessions (80%%) demonstrated more regular breathing with AV biofeedback.

An exception was that during the first two postnatal weeks, all hyperoxic mice demonstrated an abnormal breathing pattern when placed under stress, e.g. when the bedding was being changed or when mice were being weighed, breathing heavily with a 'clicking' noise.

Finally, the proposed probabilistic damage detection approach is successfully demonstrated and the breathing crack status is quantified with associated uncertainties.

In this work, first, mesh-insensitivity of the structural stress method is demonstrated for the breathing web of a plate girder.

To assess the negative impact of mouth breathing on craniofacial development, Vargervik et al.[3] studied the effects of nasal airway obstruction in the rhesus monkey, and they demonstrated that mouth breathing can generate Class II malocclusion with crossbite, which will narrow and lengthen the palate and cause skeletal changes to the mandible.

A large retrospective cross-sectional study of patients undergoing PSG for suspected sleep-disordered breathing demonstrated a significantly higher prevalence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) compared to that of age- and sex-matched controls [34], although the impact of hypoxia on the risk of developing and accelerating CKD was not addressed.