Sentence examples for level of expired from inspiring English sources

Hence, the level of expired ethane would be expected to be higher in smokers than in age- and gender-matched non-smokers.

However, in a recent study by our group into lipid peroxidation in schizophrenia, while an increased level of expired ethane was found in patients with schizophrenia compared with normal controls, an incidental, and unexpected, finding was that there appeared to be no difference in expired ethane between smokers and non-smokers in the control group [ 4].

Dotted horizontal lines represent the initial and final levels of expired end-tidal or mean concentrations (a, b, e, f) and of oxygen volume change in the lung (c, d).

We found that higher levels of expired CO2 were associated with lower mosquito orientation.

Tobacco abstinence, according to majoritarily-accepted criteria [ 27], has been defined using 2 concepts: 1. Occasional abstinence: In a follow-up visit, patients affirm that they have been abstinent, their levels of expired air carbon monoxide < 10 ppm, and cotinine levels in saliva < 5 ng/ml.

Packet delay affects not only playout smoothness but also video distortion level due to dropping of expired packets.

Combined with the flushing of expired air from the upper airway during expiration, these mechanisms assure more reliable delivery of high Fio2 levels.

The amount of expired hydrogen or 13C-methane measured in expired breath correlates well with intestinal enzyme activity [26].

PeCO2 = partial pressure of expired mixed CO2.

In non-pregnant subjects, it has been shown that use of N95-respirators can increase CO2 levels within the masks by 1.8 3 %, suggesting that the increase in expired CO2 concentration could also be due to the accumulation of expired CO2 trapped in the dead space of the N95 mask [ 29, 30].

If the consumption of expired modern medicine is dangerous, then you can imagine how dangerous expired TRM will be" (25 year-old male Akan, Group 1).