Sentence examples for instead of respiratory from inspiring English sources
Instead of respiratory chain enzyme activities, we assessed mitochondrial respiration using substrate-induced maximal oxygen consumption.
Furthermore, it may be more informative to study associations of PNCs with respiratory morbidity and subclinical indicators of disease, instead of respiratory mortality.
However, in natural conditions, the same kind of protection is not likely to be reached because the main route of transmission is venereal instead of respiratory [ 11, 12].
Interestingly, genes that code for qNorB are also found in non-denitrifying, pathogenic bacteria, where it contributes to NO detoxification, instead of respiratory electron transport [ 39].
Overfeeding of substrate, due to a low critical specific growth rate under the prevailing cultivation conditions, causes cells to undergo respiratory fermentative growth instead of targeted respiratory growth.
This study adopted total respiratory hospital admissions of children and elderly instead of specific-respiratory disease diagnoses because of the small number of events observed in the city during the study period.
In this experimental setting the post-stimulation memory characteristic of pontine desensitization (which distinguishes the latter from vagal habituation [33], [37]) is not discernible because this effect contributes (if anything) to the restoration instead of disruption of respiratory-ventilator entrainment upon the removal of PEEP.
We will focus instead on the alteration of respiratory function and its consequence, oxidative stress.
Further, to avoid hypocapnia resulting from ventilation with high VT a reduced respiratory rate (instead of adding CO2 at a constant respiratory rate) could have been applied.
That study minimized the potential for hypercapnia in the low tidal volume group, and instead permitted increased respiratory rates (respiratory frequency of 29 breaths/min).
Our study suggests that instead of increasing the risk of respiratory infection overall the risk was specific to the potentially more severe general infection where children had the highest probabilities for breathlessness and wheeze (class 1) as opposed to mild infection (class 3).
