Sentence examples for make chest from inspiring English sources
The subjectivity and variability inherent in interpretation of CXRs in mechanically ventilated patients make chest imaging ill suited for inclusion in a definition algorithm to be used for the potential purposes of public reporting, inter-facility comparisons, and pay-for-reporting and pay-for-performance programs.
Men's suits make chests and shoulders look bigger and call attention to muscular areas like calves and biceps, and, like a rubber girdle, hold in abdomens.
Make chests, a crafting table, and a furnace, so you do not have to go all the way above ground to craft more tools.
The use of positive pressure and controlled respiration techniques (to prevent the lung from collapsing when the pleural cavity was opened) made chest surgery practical and relatively safe for the first time.
Technological advances in computed tomography (CT) have made chest CT a fast and accurate, and therefore extensively used imaging technique in trauma patient care [ 1, 2].
The relative ease of bedside ultrasound (US) examination and the availability of user-friendly, inexpensive, portable equipment have made chest ultrasonography an interesting alternative method for diagnosis of respiratory disease.
This often creates or makes chest congestion worse.
Faldo and Montgomerie continued to play golf that made chests swell.
Lane, which has been making chests since 1912, said it would send replacement locks, which look like the old ones, at no charge.
UTV said 5 Live management had made "chest-beating assertions" that 5 Live did sport better than anyone else on UK radio.
