Sentence examples for overstretch with from inspiring English sources

In the heterogeneous environment of the ARDS 'baby lung', lung recruitment and the avoidance of tidal overstretch with high-frequency oscillation ventilation or conventional mechanical ventilation, guided by respiratory mechanics, appears to reduce VILI.

William W. Esseks, a lawyer in Riverhead representing Cross Sound, said the town was overstretching with its lawsuit.

Poly dA), a single-stranded DNA composed of uniform A bases [ 41], has also been studied with force measurements, and was found to have multiple overstretching pathways, with the molecule being able to hop between these two states.

Both stents were implanted into the descending aorta of 29 minipigs with an overstretch injury without technical problems.

Banks can get away with this kind of overstretch and mismatch if they know they can always borrow easily and cheaply.

Balancing the desire to do more with the imperative not to overstretch housing organisations will be crucial.

According to senior defence sources, the severe overstretch in the UK armed forces, along with the economic downturn, means that this country will find it difficult to send substantial numbers of conventional forces in support of the Americans in future conflicts.

Sysco is well organized and careful not to overstretch itself, says Rajan Chaudhry, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston.

Mr Bush tainted America's values with inept invasion, prisoner abuse and imperial overstretch.

And they realized that their historic compromise with democracy was "at risk from fiscal overstretch" and illiberal activity from the far right.

HFOV is theoretically ideal for lung protection, as it delivers a relatively high mean airway pressure, and extremely small tidal volumes at very high respiratory frequencies (3 to 15 Hz), with the objectives of avoiding recruitment/derecruitment and tidal overstretch [ 7].