Sentence examples for high pressures applied from inspiring English sources

Experimental studies performed on the atelectasis-prone lung lavage model demonstrate that high pressures applied to the respiratory system can reopen collapsed alveoli and restore normal arterial oxygenation [ 4].

During the inspiratory phase the expiratory valve of the ventilator is occluded with the result that the loudspeaker is not subjected to the high pressures applied to the patient.

However, a high pressure applied to the concentrated side can reverse the direction of this flow.

With the SCCO2 treatment, the growth of the β-form ECCs is further promoted in the PVDF/h-SWCNT nanofibers owing to the synergistic effect of the strong confinement effect of h-SWCNT for stabilizing the nuclei of the β-form ECCs and the high pressure applied.

Sustained inflation (that is, a continuous level of high pressure applied to the airways) is the most popular recruitment maneuver.

Therefore, electrophoretic effects in the liquid phase are suppressed by a relatively high pressure applied to the sample chamber (approximately 4 pounds per square inch differential, psid, which corresponds to approximately 0.3 bar along a 26 cm long capillary).

However, beneath a denture saddle, despite the higher pressure applied, the compressed zone is markedly larger and the uncompressed tissues are more distant, even when the denture is tilted during mastication (Żmudzki et al. 2012).

However, high intrathoracic pressures applied during lung recruitment and PEEP titration may cause barotrauma or haemodynamic instability [ 8, 14- 16], representing a potential limitation of the open lung concept.

High pressures are applied to force the liquid into the pores and fissures of the rock, where it is to be permanently stored.

Very high pressures were applied in the range of 230 1100 MPa in order to simulate the conditions of testing in severe plastic deformation processes of metals.

The plant cell wall is important to maintain cell shape and strength in response to the high turgor pressure applied by the vacuole.