Sentence examples for inflated for a from inspiring English sources
We speculate that even though alveoli in our HP/LP group were very 'stiff', they were recruited during inspiration due to the high inflation pressure – and the rapid respiratory rate kept them inflated for a sufficient length of time to adequately oxygenate the blood.
A standard blood-pressure cuff is placed on one arm and inflated for a few minutes, restricting the flow of blood to the arteries of the fingertip.
This Ponzi-like spiral could not go on for ever but was enough to keep the bubble inflated for a while longer.Small is beautiful, but ugly tooIreland's small size has also been both a help and a hindrance.
"I've never seen a doll explode," she said, "but if you don't close the valves correctly they will probably stay inflated for a few hours, and then, after you dress them and bring them to the set, you'll have a whole stadium of deflated dolls".
Tissue expanders were inflated for a period of 3 5 months with an average of 3.45 ± 2.29 months (Fig. 6).
"But you have to remember Premier League wages, salaries and transfer fees have been inflated for a number of years and irrespective of the fact they have been relegated, they've done themselves justice financially.
Mr. Bush cited "serious negative consequences" from a credit bubble that was inflated for more than a decade when "a massive amount of money flowed into the United States from investors abroad".
Lungs were inflated for histological analysis with a pressure of up to30 cm H2O for a total of six seconds.
And the peer groups they were supposed to be in were often inflated; for example, someone running a unit might be portrayed as a chief executive because, the argument went, he ran a really big unit.
Furthermore, type I error rates are inflated for study designs with a small number of patients and/or sparse sampling (i.e. the sparsely sampled cross-over study design) (10, 11).
The company recently said its horsepower ratings had been inflated for several years, blaming an internal accounting error similar to those that are all the rage on Wall Street.
