Sentence examples for increased ventilation time from inspiring English sources

In later experiments, performed after finishing this series, we increased ventilation time after ROSC for 4 hours and by doing so, we were able to eliminate early death after ROSC.

Two-thumb provides better chest compression but is perceived to be associated with increased ventilation hands-off time.

Although more oxygen is extracted per unit of time, the increased ventilation increases the oxygen cost of breathing.

Any benefit derived from increased ventilation is significantly outweighed by factors such as the exposure time and the numbers of susceptible individuals present.

Sustainable material and designs include increased ventilation and sunlight and moisture control.

They had a significantly increased mechanical ventilation time, prolonged length of stay in the intensive care unit and hospital, as well as a higher hospital mortality (Table 1).

Critically ill patients have been shown to develop multifactorial weakness termed ICU-acquired weakness (ICUAW), and these patients are at risk of prolonged ICU lengths of stay, increased mechanical ventilation time, prolonged weakness and poor hospital outcomes [7 13].

Additionally, a single dose of etomidate in patients with sepsis did not lead to an increased mechanical ventilation time [ 13].

Increasing ventilation by using a fan or opening windows.

Diaphragmatic atrophy increases with ventilation time and causes a progressive reduction in diaphragmatic function.

In fact, after major surgery the administration of unneeded hemoglobin has been associated with increases in ventilation time, septicemia, pneumonia, and renal failure, among other complications.