Sentence examples for moderately high frequency from inspiring English sources
An alternative approach could be to apply moderately high frequency positive-pressure ventilation (HFPPV) using conventional mechanical ventilators.
The aim of this study was to explore if positive-pressure ventilation delivered by a conventional ICU ventilator at a moderately high frequency (HFPPV) allows a safe reduction of tidal volume (VT) below 6 mL/kg in a porcine model of severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and at a lower mean airway pressure than high-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV).
A recent prospective trial using porcine models of severe acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) indicated that positive-pressure ventilation delivered by a conventional intensive care ventilator at a moderately high frequency allows safe reduction of tidal volume below 6 ml/kg, leading to more protective ventilation.
Pulse plating at room temperature from pH 1.6 1.8 baths with millimolar concentrations of precursors, and a five to ten-fold excess of In III) over Cu II), employing the moderately high frequency of 1 Hz and short cathodic pulses, was found leading to direct formation of CuInSe2 crystallites in strongly (112 tetr-textured films, free from bulk secondary phases.
The moderately high frequency of C16223T, T16325C HVSI motif types in Indian samples suggests that there might be a potential new lineage, which might be more accurately described once additional genomes possessing this motif are fully sequenced.
There are lower rates of gene duplication and gene loss in most of the rest of the tree, giving the family as a whole a moderately high frequency of orthologs.
In the moderately richer M9 0.4% glucose medium used in the zero-dose of the IR experiments, we observed the moderately higher frequency of 0.043 foci per cell.
A number of previous studies have also investigated the potential of moderately high-frequency ventilation using standard ventilators [14, 15].
We also investigate a number of different approaches for practically implementing moderately high-frequency ventilation, by considering alternative algorithms for maintaining PaCO2 and reducing alveolar strain.
Nonetheless, our results indicate that moderately high-frequency ventilation could represent a beneficial ventilation strategy in ARDS patients with reduced respiratory system compliance.
A recent prospective study using porcine models (N = 8) in which ARDS was induced by pulmonary lavage and injurious ventilation [16] supported the potential of moderately high-frequency ventilation to allow safe reductions in V T and airway pressures while maintaining stable PaCO2 levels.
