Sentence examples for possible aspiration from inspiring English sources

Think about it: when mothers used to tell their children that they could grow up to be anything they wanted, they usually cited the Presidency as the greatest possible aspiration.

Furthermore, prior usage of antimicrobial drugs and possible aspiration from dysphagia may further complicate detection of the disease.

This term usually refers to protecting the patient against possible aspiration when the patient is assumed not to have an empty stomach.

The described possible aspiration of synovial fluid after treatment with ACS raises questions about the selection of these patients or the composition of the injected ACS.

During the original 1976 outbreak, consumption of water and possible aspiration at the implicated hotel was associated with acquisition of disease (Fraser et al. 1977)—an association that has been generally overlooked.

Fundoplication is highly effective in the control of reflux cough in CF. Significant reduction in exacerbation frequency may indicate that reflux with possible aspiration is a major unrecognised contributor to airway disease.

10In comparison with the results in Table 1, thesenumbers show that the actual aspiration gap between migrants and non-migrants halveswhen controlling for other possible aspiration-enhancing factors.

And she's done it just about as quickly as possible -- from aspiration to extreme success in five years; from publishing her first book in 2011 to a "high" six-figure deal in 2013.

Every move he makes seems to be a conscious or subconscious bid to appear as heterosexual as possible, an aspiration many gay men can relate to.

The lipotransfer should be performed as quickly as possible after aspiration.

Finally, it is possible that aspiration and corticosteroid injection led to a change in descending inhibition and/or facilitation of the flexion reflex from supraspinal structures.