The use of precautionary savings, depletion of assets, and money borrowed from friends and relatives to pay for both health care and other expenses (e.g. school) may have inflated the capacity-to-pay and reduced the perceived proportion of households with catastrophic health expenditures [12], [13], [15], [30] [33].
Altogether, we conclude that differential use of context slightly inflates the capacity difference between the retro-cue and post-cue conditions, but the majority of the difference cannot be explained by this factor.
We found that differential use of context slightly inflates the capacity difference between the retro-cue and post-cue conditions, but the majority of the difference cannot be explained by this factor.
Ms. Biedrzycki said she believed that state officials had inflated power-generating capacity and could face problems of increasing demand in a few years.
As a result of the negative pleural pressure, the lung was "inflated" to functional residual capacity (FRC), where the end-expiratory transpulmonary pressure is equal to the end-expiratory airway pressure minus the pleural pressure, 0 − −5 = 5 cmH2O (Fig. 1).
Prior to fixation lungs were inflated until total lung capacity.
The bags with 3-4 litre capacity were inflated with 0.053 ml of vaccine in roughly 4 seconds, and inhaled until total collapse of the bag was seen.
This is another sign of the inflationary bubble rising primarily through exurbanite television deals, especially in England, but also through the entrance of affluent nation-states circumventing the FFP and inflating the fiscal capacity of leagues into disarray.
As a critical safety performance index, the emergency evacuation capacity of air inflated membrane structures subjected to accidental deflation deserves in-depth study.
Healthy lungs ventilated with high PEEP and low VT do not develop pulmonary oedema, even if globally inflated up to their total capacity.
