Sentence examples for of high plateau from inspiring English sources
The glacier is composed of high plateau ice and covers a series of mountain peaks, the highest of which is the Lodalskåpa, 6,834 feet (2,083 m).
This study suggests that VILI will be reduced if alveoli are recruited and stabilized, even in the presence of high plateau pressures.
The effect of high plateau pressures and driving pressures (plateau pressure minus PEEP) in increasing postoperative respiratory complication were similar.
Ventilation in ARDS should include the use of low tidal volumes, the avoidance of high plateau pressures, titration of PEEP to provide acceptable oxygenation, and avoidance of high inspired oxygen concentrations.
Low or absent PEEP may increase shear stress and lung injury independent of the absence of high plateau pressures due to the cyclic collapse and tidal recruitment of lung units referred to as "atelectatrauma" [ 43].
As demonstrated by Borges and colleagues [ 22], the maintenance of appropriate PEEP during the recruitment phase, above closing pressures (commonly above 15 cmH2O), is an essential component of recruitment maneuver, enhancing the recruitment effects of high plateau inspiratory pressures.
The southwestern plateau, south of the central highlands, is a region of high plateaus, sandy deserts, and semideserts.
Northern Bolívar consists of rolling hills; in the far south are groups of high plateaus and mesas, including the region of La Gran Sabana, the site of Angel Falls.
To the northeast is a series of high plateaus, which form a bridge between the Ahaggar Mountains of Algeria and the Tibesti Mountains of Chad.
The Vivarais Mountains top out at Mount Mézenc, 5,751 feet (1,753 metres) above Haute-Loire, while in Cantal, an area of high plateaus, volcanic peaks rise to the Plomb du Cantal, at 6,096 feet (1,858 metres).
Iranian Azerbaijan is composed of high plateaus with elevations from 5,000 to 6,000 feet (1,500 to 1,800 m) and lower-lying depressions averaging from 3,000 to 5,000 feet (900 to 1,500 m) in elevation.
