Sentence examples for oxygen alone from inspiring English sources

The study demonstrated that the combination of pre-oxygenation with NIV + post¬intubation RM helped maintain lung volumes and oxygenation during anesthesia induction more so than pre-oxygenation with either pure oxygen alone or with NIV.

In a randomized, controlled, unblinded study, Squadrone and colleagues [ 53] showed that postoperative patients who developed hypoxemia and received helmet CPAP compared to those treated with oxygen alone had a better oxygenation and a lower intubation rate (1% versus 10%, P = 0.005).

So they're saying in that respect, looking for oxygen as one of the component, oxygen alone won't do it.

Blood then flows into an oxygenator, the lung component of the machine, where it is exposed to an oxygen-containing gas mixture or oxygen alone.

Under specific controlled conditions, the addition of SO2 to oxygen or air produces the peroxy-monosulphate free radical in solution, which is a stronger oxidant than oxygen alone.

Scanning electron microscopy revealed that the diameter of the fiber was not influenced so much by atomic oxygen and ultraviolet exposures, but the fiber surface became substantially rougher than the aramid fiber surface exposed to atomic oxygen alone.

Initial studies performed in 1961 revealed that in unpremedicated healthy individuals, induction of general anesthesia with methoxyflurane-oxygen alone or with nitrous oxide was difficult or even impossible using the vaporizers available at that time.

Model calculations indicated that these differences in pO2 could be explained by differences in the oxygen delivery alone and by differences in the oxygen consumption rate alone.

However, upon UV exposure they may change spectral performance or act as photooxidants via generation of free radicals and reactive oxygen species alone or in combination with others.

Within the higher camp, a certain real estate tycoon who craves compliments the way lungs consume oxygen stands alone.

The rate of mortality was significantly lower in patients treated with high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) oxygen therapy alone (blue line) than in patients treated with noninvasive ventilation (NIV) as first-line therapy (green line), decreasing from 40%% (22/55) to 20%% (12/60) p = 0.0221 by log-rank test.