Sentence examples for pattern and air from inspiring English sources
Ultrasound results were positive in case of (1) inhomogenous, localised B lines with local pleural abnormalities; (2) lung consolidates tissue-like lung pattern and air bronconsolidates tissue-likeitialung interstitial/alveolar pattern—bilandrairconfluent bronchogramh pleurandabnormalities, indicating ARDS.
Two different types of light-scattering centers were successfully produced in the form of an optical-function pattern and air pores in mesoporous ZnO and were shown to increase the light path in the absorption layer and the light absorption capability.
Total body lateral projection radiograph showed an increased perihilar interstitial pattern and air bronchogram signs due to lung edema.
Post mortem total body lateral projection radiograph showed an increased perihilar interstitial pattern and air bronchogram signs due to lung edema.
First, the projects must be certified, which involves conducting extensive environmental studies, including analyzing traffic patterns and air quality.
To imitate nature's water cycle, Seawater Greenhouse mathematically analyzes a variety of climate data, including humidity, wind patterns and air temperatures.
The only certainty of the status quo is that the price and supply of oil will become increasingly volatile; that the use of fossil fuels will wreak havoc on weather patterns and air quality.
Window opening patterns and air cleaner use were also very similar between the full cohort and the home sampling subgroup.
Less is known about the activity patterns and air pollution exposure specifically in infants, but infants likely spend less time outdoors than children or even adults.
We conclude that a synoptic air mass and trajectory analysis of the association between air pollution and morbidity can provide a better understanding of how atmospheric circulation patterns and air mass types affect pollution-associated respiratory and cardiovascular hospitalizations.
Little is known about the activity patterns and air pollution exposure specifically in infants, but infants likely spend less time outdoors than children or even adults (Jones et al. 2007).
