Sentence examples for heavy respiratory from inspiring English sources

The entire way to work, I experience heavy respiratory pain and a severe ache in my chest; last comes the headache.

It is dangerous to become unwell, e.g. heavy respiratory or heart problems, inside a hallway, staircase or outside.

These tests include stress-ECG to evaluate standardized physical fitness and a fitness test with heavy respiratory protection gear on the obstacle course.

Especially the widespread introduction of heavy respiratory protection equipment in the 80'ties lowered the exposure to fumes and gases drastically.

The daily animated series of kernel maps clearly shows that SARS was a highly localized disease; thus, its route of transmission was unlikely to be through casual contact, as it is for influenza and measles, but more compatible with close contact via heavy respiratory droplets and fomites.

But it can have adverse side effects, too, especially for heavy smokers, including respiratory problems, memory impairment and an increased likelihood of abusing another drug.

This exquisite sensitivity of interneurons is not unexpected; basket cells are known to contain high concentrations of cytochrome oxidase c and greater numbers of mitochondria compared to pyramidal cells (Gulyás et al., 2006), suggesting a heavy reliance on respiratory chain function to maintain their rapid firing rates.

Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet (b), $64, from Saks Fifth Avenue, generously applied (Baldwin didn't sport a heavy cologne because of respiratory ailments).

But Mr. Yeltsin, a dedicated but imperfect reformer, was a man in precarious health whose frequent disappearances from public life were attributed to heart and respiratory problems, heavy drinking and bouts of depression.

The burden is heavy enough to induce respiratory muscle fatigue.

However, in more extreme conditions, like heavy exercise, the actual respiratory rate may be out of this range, and therefore most studies on HRV during exercise used a range from 0.1 to 0.8 (or even 1) Hz to compute HRV in HF [ 5, 6].