Sentence examples for method of ventilation from inspiring English sources

See related commentary High-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV) is, from a theoretical point of view, an ideal method of ventilation to minimize ventilator-associated lung injury.

The theory was that the tanks would provide a less invasive alternative to the traditional method of ventilation via a patient's windpipe.

We designed and studied an improved method of ventilation for CPR, constructed specifically to support both gas exchange and haemodynamics.

The calculating method of ventilation heat losses with different variations of accounting the infiltration component is shown.

NIV has since gained ground as the first-line method of ventilation in hypercapnic COPD exacerbation [34 36] and has been associated with lower complications and improved outcome and lower costs of care [37, 38].

Since the ARDSNET study in 2000 [1],there has been a recognised best practice method of ventilation demonstrated to reduce mortality and morbidity in patients with acute lung injury.

Lee was one of six members appointed to the original state commission established in 1913 to investigate acceptable methods of ventilation in school buildings.

Using pistons to deliver shorter bursts of oxygen, it is less damaging to her tiny lungs than other methods of ventilation such as continuous positive airways pressure – given to less premature babies, including my daughter.

Dr. Walsh listed four changes that could account for recent improvement: more selective use of medications, especially corticosteroids that are intended to protect the babies' lung function but that can damage the brain when overused; doing everything possible to avoid infection; using better methods of ventilation to reduce lung damage; and improved nutrition.

In his De Re Metallica, published posthumously in 1556, Agricola described the primitive methods of ventilation and personal protection in use, common mining accidents and disasters, and such miners' occupational diseases as the "difficulty in breathing and destruction of the lungs" caused by the harmful effects of dust inhalation.

The Rhondda mines were in comparison antiquated, with methods of ventilation, coal-preparation and power supply all of a poor standard.