Sentence examples for duct level from inspiring English sources

A key to understanding lung-ventilator interactions may lie in sub-clinical mechanisms of lung injury and the impact of MV on the "micro-environment" at the alveolar/alveolar duct level rather than centering on the "macro-environment" and parameters displayed on the ventilator (i.e., tidal volume (Vt), plateau pressure) using PaO2 and SpO2.

Furthermore, other authors have attributed this disturbance to a blunted response to ANP and also to an increase of Na+, K+-ATPase activity at the cortical collecting duct level [ 80, 81].

Besides well-known antidiuretic effects at the collecting duct level, a V2-receptor agonist was shown to induce glomerular hyperfiltration and to increase UAE in normal rats (9, 28).

In the higher order duct mode frequency range, the in-duct levels are lower than the free field and reverberation room levels.

Calculations also show that the agreement can be considerably improved when the non-target modes are also included, despite their low in-duct levels.

Then the minimax linear quadratic Gaussian (LQG) control approach is used to synthesize a controller which minimizes the duct noise level at a specified location in the duct.

Pathological examination revealed infiltrative duct carcinoma (Level II according to WHO classification) that was estrogen receptor-positive (ER+, 95%%), progesterone receptor-positive (PR+, 85 90 %), C-erB2 (1+), and Ki-67 (+, 35%%).

From this the in-duct noise level of the buzz-saw tones can be determined.

The inner diameters of the primary branch were obtained with the same method between the origin point from primary duct and the level of ramification of the primary branches.

However, none of the available sections provided a clear view of the opening of the duct at the level of the mouth floor.

Based on the monitored data, the influence of tendon layout, reinforcement ratio, duct grouting, stress level and jacking sequence, etc., on long-term prestress losses were analyzed.