Sentence examples for ideal ventilation from inspiring English sources

The results show that COP values clearly over one can be obtained for ideal ventilation cycles, which have 100% heat wheel effectiveness.

The ideal ventilation strategy for patients with massive brain damage requires better elucidation.

However, neither the ideal ventilation strategy for patients with massive brain damage nor the underlying biological mechanisms leading to acute respiratory dysfunction are clearly defined.

In a recent Editorial Frutos-Vivar et al. suggested that in ARDS 'the ideal ventilation would be that one that does not damage respiratory muscles or lung parenchyma' and 'that individual tailoring may be necessary' [ 16].

An ideal ventilation-perfusion (V ˙ / Q ˙ ) ratio exists with a numerical value of 0.8 when ventilation and perfusion are expressed in like units (e.g., L/min).

Theory is developed based on non-ideal ventilation devices and existing equations for tube flow and attenuation of non-reactive trace gases and temperature.

This has included the method of delivering oxygen, its ideal fraction, ventilation strategies, timing, and utilizing adjuncts other than a tracheal tube for maintenance of airway patency.

Cold rolling reduces metal thickness making the metal ideal for ventilation devices, making cages and fencing.

HFOV is a theoretically ideal lung-protective ventilation mode to prevent development of ventilator-induced lung injury by limiting excess alveolar distension and achieving greater lung recruitment.

The complexity of the physiology and ventilator settings makes it impossible to figure out what is the ideal pattern of ventilation in order to reach the immediate therapeutic goals defined by the physician.

Pulmonary overdistension has been observed in 33% of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) despite low tidal volume (6 ml/kg ideal body weight) ventilation [ 1].