Sentence examples for it's decompression from inspiring English sources

He added: "I mean, if you think about what most people do when they get home from work in the evening, it's decompression time.

He'd know if it was decompression sickness (DCS).

"Another problem is decompression sickness," Marotte said.

Then there could have been decompression - not an explosive decompression, but a gradual one," she says.

The most common surgical treatment of symptomatic degenerative lumbar spondylolisthesis (DLS) is decompression and instrumented fusion.

The basic concept of closed method is decompression of cyst followed by grafting of osteogenic materials.

A simpler surgical approach for continuous nerves with evidence of compression in the scalene muscles is decompression and microneurolysis.

It's easy to diagnose decompression sickness: simply put the animal under higher pressure and see if the symptoms clear.

If it's a five-hour decompression, I'll read a book.

I felt like the sun hadn't moved in a while, as though it were making a decompression stop towards the end of a deep dive.

In previous reports in the experimental rat model, it was observed that decompression-induced nitrogen (N2) bubbles in adipose tissue, will shrink consistently when the breathing gas is changed from air to heliox (80 20, i.e. 20% oxygen in 80% helium) (Hyldegaard and Madsen 1989) at normobaric (sea-level) conditions.