Sentence examples for inflated up from inspiring English sources
While the S&P has inflated up 80% from the March 2009 low, inflation indicators across the board have also gone into overdrive.
The balloon was first inflated up to the geometric volume to unfold the balloon's wall.
In case of biliary-enteric anastomoses, it is useful to perform the dilation using a larger balloon, varying from 10 to 20 mm in diameter; high pressure balloons may also be used and be inflated up to 22 Atm.
In each patient, Parm was measured three times before FE from the arterial pressure curve obtained from a radial artery catheter 30 sec after occluding the arterial flow by a cuff inflated up to 50 mmHg above systolic blood pressure.
For a return from Mars, for example, the Hiad could be packed away in a suitcase-sized compartment and inflated up to 26 metres across – large enough to slow the spacecraft down in even the thin outer atmosphere.
Healthy lungs ventilated with high PEEP and low VT do not develop pulmonary oedema, even if globally inflated up to their total capacity.
These can be re-inflated up to four times.
That huge bill was alleged to have been inflated by up to a third by kickbacks and bribes (denied by Putin).
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These high, side-mounted bags would be tripped by sensors that detect an imminent rollover and they would stay inflated for up to six seconds -- far longer than conventional bags -- in case a vehicle rolled several times.
If housing statistics are anything to go by (latest figures from the property website primelocation.com show that the prices of homes near good schools can be inflated by up to £92,000), many are already doing this.
