Sentence examples for known aspiration from inspiring English sources

(4) No evidence of percutaneous inoculation injury in an appropriate setting (contaminated soil, mud, pooled surface water in endemic area, or needle stick injury with pure culture) and evidence of opportunity for inhalational exposure (e.g., recent severe weather event, known aspiration of surface water, or known exposure to aerosolized B. pseudomallei ).

Despite the government's insistence that schools become "engines of social mobility" (pdf) – we know aspiration is a complex phenomenon.

Mr. Chinmoy gathered with his disciples at a private clay tennis court off 164th Street that doubled as a verdant meditation site known as Aspiration Ground.

That procedure, known as aspiration, is still used today, particularly in the embalming process and in emergency situations in humans and domestic animals, such as cows, sheep, and goats, to relieve abdominal bloat.

However, it is known that aspiration is a high risk factor for pregnant women [ 1].

The greater amount of injury in the right lungs in HCl-induced ALI is well known from aspiration pneumonia.

As a child in Jersey City, Mr. Ruskin had no known artistic aspirations.

It was the change of gates that would let the neighbours know when aspiration had arrived in their street on the Essex housing estate of Harold Hill.

Arthrocentesis, also known as joint aspiration, is most commonly utilized to differentiate septic joint fluid from other types of joint effusions.

1. Summary/brief explanation of indications (hip and knee) Arthrocentesis, also known as joint aspiration, is most commonly utilized to differentiate septic joint fluid from other types of joint effusions.

Exclusion criteria were: BMI >35 kg/m, ASA status III or higher, known risk of aspiration, known or predicted difficult airway.