Sentence examples for measures of ventilatory from inspiring English sources
In this study, we hypothesized that measures of ventilatory efficiency, specifically PETCO2 and VE/VCO2 and their patterns of change during exercise, added to other gas exchange measures evaluating peak and sustainable cardiac output, or VO2, could be used to differentiate patterns which indicate possible PV from other causes of exercise gas exchange abnormalities.
Consequently, other measures of ventilatory monitoring have been established.
This may be a more sensitive indicator of adverse air pollution effects than traditional measures of ventilatory function.
This raises the question of whether eNO may be a more sensitive marker of an adverse pulmonary effect of air pollution than traditional measures of ventilatory function.
We also aimed to examine differences between postures in terms patient and nurse perceived discomfort using a questionnaire, and the influence of measures of ventilatory capacity and baseline SpO2 on procedural oxygen desaturation.
There is no consistent evidence supporting an improvement in objective measures of ventilatory lung function in adults with the majority of studies of FEV1[ 19, 22, 23] and PEF [ 18- 23, 23] failing to find a benefit of omega-3 fatty acid supplementation.
The upslope of the third phase of this capnogram can be used as a measure of ventilatory inhomogeneity.
Many authors have adopted the engineering concept of "loop gain" (GL) as a measure of ventilatory stability or susceptibility to central apnea and recurrent periodic breathing [ 15].
Although the small oscillations in oxygen may also have stimulated ventilation, and this is neither the conventional separated central or peripheral chemoreflex gains, it allows some measure of ventilatory sensitivity.
Alternative parameters for titrating PEEP include measures of thoracic mechanics, ventilatory dead space [1], and other gas exchanging and hemodynamic targets [2, 3].
There was an interesting trade-off in our measures of thermotolerance for ventilatory pattern generation such that early failure (i.e. low failure temperature) was associated with shorter times to recovery.
