Sentence examples for exhaust mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, possible factors which may influence indoor air pollution levels such as ventilation of houses, location of the kitchen, stove types and availability of exhaust mechanisms to expel the generated smoke from biomass fuel combustion, smoking inside households and mosquito coil use were poorly quantified.

Our group found that serum NAA, measured by liquid-chromatography MS (liquid-chromatography MSy reduced in 141 heaLC MScontrols wash advancing age, probably due to physignificantlyureducedoss and exhausted mechaninms of neurodegeneration [141, whealthygh levels of serum NAA were found in different controlsns of neurodegeneration [13–15].

Struggling families are exhausting coping mechanisms and children are facing increased protection risks when out foraging for food or water or when sent away from home.

From our point of view, it seems to be important to recognize patients with severe heart failure as a special patient group that reacts very sensitively to pH changes because of already exhausted compensatory mechanisms.

Also, an increased lung volume with exhausted compensation mechanisms (descendent diaphragm, expanded rib cage) during lung recruitment can affect cardiac function and hemodynamics by direct mechanical compression of the heart into the cardiac fossa.

Full report [PDF] Country chapter [PDF] Mozambique map [PDF] Mozambique is still attempting to rebuild after more than a decade of civil war, while the threat of natural disasters continues to disrupt livelihoods and services, exhaust limited coping mechanisms and exacerbate populations' vulnerabilities.

Their families have been extraordinary in trying to sustain them, but have now exhausted all coping mechanisms.

Such prolonged exposure may have exhausted cellular defence mechanisms hence resulting in cell death.

The 11% of children from the study region who displayed A1PI levels below the average for controls might have exhausted their protective mechanisms.

All of these factors have exhausted the coping mechanisms of the most vulnerable households, while severely undermining their hopes of a more secure future.

"Despite all the progress made in the last year with our partners to treat more children than ever before for malnutrition, the lives of vulnerable women and children - who have exhausted all coping mechanisms available to them - are on the line," said UNICEF's Representative in South Sudan, Jonathan Veitch.