Sentence examples for improving ventilation from inspiring English sources

Bulking creates air spaces in the yarns, imparting absorbency and improving ventilation.

A distinction is made between improving building design variables and improving ventilation schemes.

Productivity is possible to improve by increasing outdoor airflow rate, decreasing emissions and improving ventilation efficiency e.g. with displacement ventilation.

What is the effect of the Mapleson C circuit compared with the Laerdal circuit in removing secretions and improving ventilation and gas exchange during manual hyperinflation?

Ribose, a pentose monosaccharide, has shown to replenish low myocardial energy levels, improving cardiac dysfunction following ischemia, and improving ventilation efficiency in patients with heart failure.

Finally, our results suggest that improving ventilation by increasing the permeability of roofs or walls has no significant effect on health, consistent with prior studies examining point-source pollutants and health data.

These data suggest that by improving ventilation-perfusion matching and arterial oxygen tension while lowering pulmonary vascular resistance and impedance, nitric oxide may be beneficial in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome.

Third, mild hypercapnia, induced by low TV strategy, could increase pulmonary vasoconstriction [ 28] and thereby improving ventilation-perfusion distribution [ 29, 30].

Previous studies and clinical trials have shown that iNO possesses the therapeutic effects of selective pulmonary vasodilatation without causing systemic hypotension, and an effect on improving ventilation-perfusion mismatch [ 3, 4].

Pressure-controlled ventilation (PCV) is often the preferred ventilatory mode in obese patients, because of the more homogeneous distribution of delivered gas mixture and the increased possibility of avoiding alveolar distension and improving ventilation-perfusion mismatch when compared with volume-controlled ventilation (VCV).

Therefore, improved synchrony between the ventilator and respiratory drive may improve ventilation partly by limiting wasted ventilation at the level of the upper airway.