Sentence examples for french gauge from inspiring English sources
The technique involves insertion of a 5 French gauge feeding tube into the trachea with Magill's forceps.
Briefly, a 50 μL solution of 110 mg/kg TNBS (Sigma) in 50% ethanol was slowly administered into the colon via a 3.5 French gauge catheter.
Vacuum assisted mammotomy (VAM) retrieves multiple contiguous 14, 11 or 8 French gauge core samples by combining core biopsy with a vacuum system for both acquiring and retrieving tissue samples.
A flexible balloon-tipped rectal catheter (20 French gauge) was inserted to insufflate approximately 3 litres of CO2 gas into the colon, using an automated insufflator (ProtoCO2l, Bracco Diagnostics, Princeton, New York, USA).
cDolphin Protect (13-French gauge, 25 cm; Gambro, Hechingen, Germany), Niagara™ (13.5-French gauge; Bard Access Systems, Salt Lake City, UT, USA), Arrow-Howes™ triple-lumen (13-French, 20 cm; Teleflex, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA).
Singh and coworkers used a 16-French gauge catheter, which is broadly in agreement with the British Thoracic Society guidelines (and this is what we sometimes use in our hospital).
In all patients, a 14- to 16-French gauge Levin nasogastric feeding tube (Pharma-Plast, Lynge, Denmark) was already in situ in the stomach, as part of clinical care, and the correct position of the feeding tube was confirmed radiologically prior to commencing the study.
A 14-French (Fr) gauge tracheal s-Cath was blindly advanced through the silicone rubber diaphragm of the swivel adapter of the endotracheal tube into a wedge position in a distal bronchus.
A measure of Serena Williams' gathering awesomeness before the French Open could be gauged by another untroubled swagger in the Roman sun on Campo Centrale.
Truxton decided to cede the weather gauge to the French by sailing around the L'Insurgentes leeward side and bringing the Constellation near the French frigate's port side.
League officials are trying to figure out what they need to get to the bottom of it, a gauge or a French theoretician?
