Sentence examples for oxygen stores from inspiring English sources

On board the spacecraft, oxygen stores remained sufficient, as did cooling water.

Because this process is endergonic, the conversion of water into hydrogen and oxygen stores the solar energy in the newly formed chemical bonds.

In places, climbers can only traverse one at a time, causing serious delays at extreme altitudes, risking frostbite and the exhaustion of oxygen stores.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of nasal CPAP on total oxygen stores, as measured by the rate of fall of arterial oxyhemoglobin saturation (dSao2/dt), to determine if dampening may play a role in the attenuation of CSR in patients with CHF.

The oxygen stores would allow them to survive for "several days".

During breath-holding, oxygen stores reduce and the body starts diverting blood from hands and feet to the vital organs.

They reduce pollution, generate oxygen, store carbon, help stabilise the soil, and provide us with renewable raw materials and shelter.

John Kendrew's work to solve the structure of myoglobin, a handy oxygen store found in muscle cells, was in fact a more impressive scientific feat that figuring out DNA (no mean achievement in itself).

The internal oxygen store is in the form of hemoglobin-filled cells that constitute the first line of oxygen delivery to actively metabolizing cells, sparing the small air mass in the tracheal system while the hemoglobin store is being depleted.

One extraordinary strategy used by the hemipteran insects Buenoa and Anisops is an internal oxygen store that enables them to lurk for minutes without resurfacing while awaiting food in relatively predator-free but oxygen-poor mid-water zones.

These provide bypasses that enable cetaceans to isolate skeletal muscle circulation during diving while using the oxygen stored in the remaining blood to maintain the heart and brain the two organs that depend on a constant supply of oxygen to survive.