Sentence examples for maintained ventilation from inspiring English sources

Massey officials denied culpability, claiming that a sudden seepage of natural gas "overwhelmed" an adequately maintained ventilation system.

A poorly maintained ventilation system and concerns over the installation of flammable polystyrene were also highlighted by BB7, a firm of fire safety consultants.

In his landmark book published in 1543, De humani corporis fabrica, he described an experiment in which he passed a reed into the trachea of a dying animal whose thorax had been opened and maintained ventilation by blowing into the reed intermittently.

The technique has the additional benefit of maintained ventilation and airway protection.

If the patient stops breathing completely, the ventilator will maintain ventilation at an automatically set respiratory rate.

Several small studies have suggested that closed suction catheters offer benefits over open suction because disconnection from the ventilator circuit is not required [ 1], thereby maintaining ventilation, FIO2 and PEEP.

The agency cited management's failure to control risky coal dust, maintain ventilation safety and have adequate water sprays against machinery sparks that can ignite explosions.

Modern technology now makes it possible to maintain ventilation (by respirators), cardiac function (by various pumping devices), feeding (by the intravenous route), and the elimination of the waste products of metabolism (by dialysis) in a body whose brain is irreversibly dead.

We chose to maintain ventilation similar in all animals during the experiment.

In addition, low rates (3 5 Hz) were needed to maintain ventilation.

A cuffed oral 5mm-tracheal tube inserted past the proposed stoma site maintains ventilation and airway protection.