Sentence examples for oxygen orders from inspiring English sources

This includes analgesic orders (e.g. morphine 2 - 4mg IV prn), oxygen orders (e.g. nasal prongs 4 liters/min or face mask 35% oxygen), antibiotics, feeding orders, fluid orders and post-operative tests such as electrolytes and hematocrit.

The experiments of Perriere et al. with oxygen isotopes can be interpreted on the basis that the oxygen order is conserved throughout the migration process.

When the oxide of the superimposed metal is the less resistive, the metal order is conserved, the oxygen order is conserved, and the final voltage under constant current conditions is just the sum of the component potentials across the two oxide layers.

When the superimposed oxide is the more resistive, however, fingers of the substrate oxide force their way through it after the manner of the Rayleigh-Taylor effect in superimposed liquid layers; the metal order is then partially inverted, the oxygen order likewise, and the final voltage is less than the sum of the components.

Another example comprises an intervention included in the study on multidisciplinary clinical pathway for oxygen management[ 22] which involved teaching sessions and individualized audit and feedback about oxygen ordering and monitoring.

Significantly different apparent activation energies and oxygen reaction orders were found for both samples.

UVA rays penetrate deeper in the dermis and induce reactive oxygen species orders of magnitude more efficiently than UVB via chromophore photosensitization reactions (Baier et al., 2006; Tewari et al., 2012).

For oxygen the order is zero whereas the order for ozone and hydrogen peroxide is one.

A power law model with an oxygen concentration order of half in carbon oxidation and zero order in hydrogen oxidation described the experimental results well.

Most trematode eggs require oxygen in order to form the first larval stages and light in order to hatch.

Resistance and reconstruction need oxygen in order to survive.