Sentence examples for lay oxygen from inspiring English sources

Samarn Poonan, a former member of Thailand's elite navy SEAL unit who was part of the rescue team in Chiang Rai, died on Thursday night after entering the cave to lay oxygen tanks along a potential exit route, the SEAL commander said.

That the main problem lay with altered oxygen movement across the alveoli membrane, not oxygen delivery, was confirmed by the large increase in the alveolar-arterial oxygen partial pressure gradient (P A-a O2) soon after etorP A-a O2minisoontion.

Similarly, the woman who deprived the victim of oxygen by lying on the oxygen tube (while remaining immobile) acted on the victim to cause his death.

We hypothesised that the hypoxic primary tumour cells that lay at intermediate oxygen concentrations may be the most important target population in this context as these would be removed by tirapazamine, but not RB6145 or NLCQ-1 that require more stringent hypoxia for bioactivation (Koch, 1993; K Williams and MV Papadopoulou, unpublished data).

And last weekend, as he lay connected to an oxygen tank in his Miami Beach home, he phoned The Associated Press with a story idea.

I wanted to give her oxygen and lay her down.

The easy availability of oxygen lies beneath a lack of commercial interest in it and the paucity of funding of large-scale clinical studies on oxygen as a drug.

Here was our big, brilliant son, lying in an oxygen mask, hairless, with a swollen belly, and tortured by thirst.

Respiratory trees, which sandfish use to obtain oxygen, lie in the posterior of the body and open to the cloaca.

Whether this pathway is inhibited due to the reduction potential of oxygen lying higher than the conduction band minimum of birnessite, or to the efficiency of Mn(IV) [or Mn III)] as an electron acceptor (to form Mn III) and Mn II), respectively) cannot be discerned from our results.

Melanosomes protect the retina from photo-oxidation that can be intense in RPE which lies against the oxygen rich choriocapillaris and receives focused light [27].