Sentence examples for difference between the chest from inspiring English sources

However, several spoke about the difference between the chest care provided by physiotherapists and other health care staff, commenting that chest care (suction and manual chest clearance techniques) provided by physiotherapists seemed to be more "effective" than that provided by others.

When standing above your dog and looking directly down at their back you should see an obvious waist in front of the rear legs and a definite difference between the chest and the abdomen.

However, the increased density of injured lung parenchyma also increases the propagation speed of natural or external sound signals and enhances sound energy transfer from inside the thorax to the surface of the chest, as the acoustic impedance difference between the parenchyma and the chest wall decreases [4],[5].

When looking at your dog from the side, you should be able so see a difference between the size of the chest and abdomen.

The only difference between the sexes was that "chest pain" and "pain or problems during sexual intercourse" were more common among males.

EVLW is the difference between the thermal indicator distribution in the chest (ITTV) and the blood volume of the chest (ITBV) [ 22, 25- 29]: EVLW = ITTV ITBVBV (ml).

Thus the different pain expression in women could also play a role in the difference seen in the chest pain between two genders in achalasia.

It was necessary to downsize from a king-size bed to a queen, which, Mr. Foxton said, made "the difference between putting a chest of drawers in the room or not".

Costanzo explained the difference between singing with chest voice, like a typical male baritone — the children placed their hands on their chests, and bellowed — and singing with head voice, like his, for which they put hands upon cheeks and sang out; they looked like a small army of Macaulay Culkins.

Along with other workers [ 14], we have found striking differences in the chest wall mechanics between patients with pulmonary ARDS, usually due to diffuse pneumonia, and those with extrapulmonary ARDS, usually due to abdominal diseases [ 6].

There is a difference between your "chest voice" and you "head voice".