Sentence examples for lungs room from inspiring English sources

Onstage, he uses a drummer's stool, rather than a piano bench, so that he is more upright, to give his lungs room to expand, but this compromises his posture over the keys.

It may simply be that the added fat gives the lungs less room to expand.

PCLS (Figure 3A) from the lungs of room air- and smoke- exposed animals were stimulated ex vivo with the dsRNA ligand, polyinosinic polycytidylic acid (polyI C) and influenza A virus, and expression of key mediators was assessed by real-time quantitative RT-PCR.

About six years ago, he heard about a surgery that involved cutting away the diseased part of the lung, allowing the smaller, remaining lung more room to expand.

In particular, Ntrk2 mRNA and protein expression in the hyperoxic lung was dramatically decreased in comparison to mouse lung exposed to room air.

CD73−/− mice had normal lung development in room air compared with wild-type controls.

A series of Look-Locker images is shown in Fig. 10, together with the T1 maps of the lung for both room air and pure oxygen breathing.

We were livestock, faces pushed into the bars, searching for air to fill lungs that had no room to breathe it in.

"I remember pictures of wards full of iron lungs, hundreds in a room, with kids who couldn't breathe in them.

6pm Lie down in bed for just a second to rest my eyes and fall instantly asleep, even though both my kids are shouting at the top of their lungs in the next room.

A recently published meta-analysis, including eight trials that evaluated two types of mechanical ventilation in patients with uninjured lungs in the operating room, demonstrated a decrease in lung injury development, pulmonary infection, and atelectasis using lower tidal volumes and high PEEP [31].