Sentence examples for fitting ventilation from inspiring English sources
The countermeasures developed over the past 2 years include upgrading schemes to minimize the impact of equipment glitches, making key experimental chambers airtight, fitting ventilation equipment with filters, and upgrading radiation monitoring and alarm systems.
Fitting ventilation tubes may facilitate recovery, given that fewer children who persist (33.3%) had ventilation tubes than those who recovered (62.5%).
Moreover, of these 775, only 133 (12%) had a ventilation pipe fitted that passed the ventilation test and had a fly screen.
This improvement was associated with a significant reduction in the length of mechanical ventilation (fitted median 14.5%, interquartile range 13.8 to 15.8%) and unit-level ventilator-days per year (reduction of 503 days, 95% confidence interval 301 to 729 days).
4 It's certainly not the cheap option and only really worth using in modern homes that meet the latest, rigorous insulation regulations, but a handful of companies in the UK do supply and fit heat-recovery ventilation systems.
In Silicon Valley, where the E.P.A. is focusing its initial checks, one house has already been fitted with new ventilation to prevent the buildup of gases from the residue of the contaminant, a powerful solvent used to clean electronic components, particularly computer microprocessors.
What's more, the dugout is fitted with five ventilation shafts to keep the place cool, Seven West Media reports—an attractive feature in a place that reaches temperatures as high as 45 degrees.
The chambers were individually enclosed in wooden cubicles fitted with a ventilation fan that also screened extraneous noise.
Further evaluation is necessary to clarify whether such an approach would fit modes of ventilation that allow high breath-to-breath variability [ 37].
Moreover, fitting extraction fans and trickle ventilators to restore ventilation will help offset the additional burden only if the ventilation related energy efficiency gains are lost.
