Sentence examples for increasing resistive from inspiring English sources

A variety of environmental constraints, for example increasing resistive forces, may pose a range of difficulties for those in hand rim propelled wheelchairs.

For medical air, inspiratory effort increased in a consistent manner with increasing resistive loss coefficient, decreased with increasing pressure support, and, all else being equal, was greater for breathing patterns producing higher inspiratory flow rates.

Patients may experience pain during an ankle stress test which could then increase resistive muscle forces.

Increased resistive power loss occurs under light and eventually degrades the solar cell efficiency [8].

Increased resistive index as a sign of acute obstruction, distinguishing between obstructive and non-obstructive dilatation [25].

Although the increased resistive work significantly contributes to patient functional status, however, the elastic work also increases significantly, and enhances respiratory muscle fatigue and ventilatory failure [ 26, 27].

The use of CDI has been validated already in the evaluation of moderate and advanced glaucoma patients, consistently detecting flow velocity alterations and increased resistive index in these patients in comparison with healthy controls [ 12– 17].

'Moran Campbell had carried out experiments testing the ability of human subjects to perceive increased resistive or elastic loading of the airways; and he had drawn on contemporary ideas of the 'length follow-up servo control of movement' to propose imaginatively that perception depended on 'length tension' inappropriateness to account for the results.

Reduced blood flow velocities and increased resistive indices in most retrobulbar vessels were found in patients with NTG, which may explain the reason for the optic nerve head fluorescein filling defects and capillary loss of the optic nerve head of these patients [ 1, 2, 13– 15].

For He/O2, increasing resistance had much less impact on inspiratory effort than for air, such that the reduction in inspiratory effort measured for He/O2 was greater for larger resistive loss coefficients.

That approach would be limited by increasing BGE conductivity, which lowers conductivity detection performance and increases resistive heating effects.