Sentence examples for inadequate gas from inspiring English sources
Processing about 50 kilograms (100 pounds) each 90 seconds, it changes the batter from a fluid mass having no organized structure, little extensibility, and inadequate gas retention to a smooth, elastic, film-forming dough.
Oftentimes the source of the problem was inadequate gas composition control caused by gas buoyancy.
Nigeria has the ninth largest natural gas reserve in the world and exports large quantities of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to other countries, but her gas-dominated electricity grid still experiences frequent collapses due to inadequate gas supply and obsolete infrastructures.
Inadequate gas conditioning during non-invasive ventilation (NIV) can impair the anatomy and function of nasal mucosa.
A few case studies have shown rapid general dental erosion due to inadequate gas chlorination of swimming pool water.
An obvious potential explanation is a ventilatory limitation or inadequate gas exchange following removal of a substantial portion of lung parenchyma.
Even in many of the democracies which formally accept the reality of the problem, the most usual solution to the acknowledged emergency has been pathetically inadequate greenhouse gas emission reduction targets in the short-term and heroic pledges over the long term which later generations of political leaders are somehow expected to fulfil.
Developed for liquid flow, the interporosity equation can prove largely inadequate for gas flow.
However, this conventional approach may prove inadequate when gas exchange through the alveolar-capillary membrane is severely impeded, e.g., severe acute respiratory distress syndrome [1].
Inadequate airway gas conditioning may have serious consequences in critically ill patients using NIV [ 6, 7].
One explanation for the present results could be that, in the case of inadequate ventilatory gas conditioning, heat was extracted from the whole respiratory tract by the inspired air-stream; heat loss would therefore have been spread over a wide exchange surface, leading to minimal or even nonmeasurable changes at the tracheal level.
