Sentence examples for mechanisms of ventilation from inspiring English sources

It is common practice in the study of the wind-induced ventilation of buildings to describe the mechanisms of ventilation by a non-linear oscillator equation that effectively contains two ill defined parameters – the inertial and loss coefficients.

Other proposed mechanisms of ventilation during HFOV include asymmetric velocity profiles, pendelluft, cardiogenic mixing, laminar flow with Taylor dispersion, collateral ventilation and molecular diffusion [ 5, 22].

Eighteen articles were grouped into the following categories: acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome, mechanical ventilation, mechanisms of ventilator-induced lung injury, and tracheotomy decannulation and non-invasive ventilation.

Alveolar overexpansion secondary to high lung volume ("volutrauma") as well as alveolar injury due to repetitive alveolar recruitment-derecruitment ("atelectrauma") are pathogenetic mechanisms of "ventilation-induced lung injury" (VILI) that may lead to BPD [ 10].

One possible mechanism of ventilation during cardiac arrest is agonal breathing, which has been reported to occur in approximately 40% of cardiac arrest victims [ 13].

In order to investigate the mechanism of natural ventilation driven by wind force, large-eddy simulation (LES) is used.

With full consideration of the mechanism of stratum ventilation and the effects of envelope heat transmission, the vertical temperature profile in a stratum-ventilated room could be predicted.

The mechanism of improving ventilation efficiency by increasing the BF rate would be the decreased CO2 rebreathing, and the need for a BF rate would depend on a( dot{mathrm{V}} )E.

Employing an accurate numerical method, the mechanism and effects of ventilation openings on these compression waves are parametrically investigated.

The nonsurvivors (seven patients) received respiratory care by a range of ventilation mechanisms: patients received non-invasive mechanical ventilation, were intubated, and then utilized one or a combination of bilevel, pressure control and pressure support ventilation.

The mechanisms of gas flow and ventilation involved are complex, but high-frequency oscillatory ventilation appears to result in maintenance of lung recruitment as well as improvements in oxygenation and ventilation in ARDS patients refractory to conventional ventilation and is potentially less injurious to the lung [ 88].