Sentence examples for preserve gas from inspiring English sources

The National Grid has told British Gas and other power firms to cut the supply to major corporate customers, in an attempt to preserve gas supply for households as the weather causes a surge in demand.

Whereas the GI accepts foreign materials for further processing, the lungs have a defense mechanism that is designed to reject or removes foreign materials in order to preserve gas exchange.

Site-inactivated FVIIa has also been shown to reduce local release of proinflammatory cytokines, preserve gas exchange, and reduce fibrin deposition and lung edema following intratracheal administration of LPS in rats [ 10].

Today no other city in the world has preserved gas lights to such a scale.

Preserving gas hydrates on land, at normal temperatures and pressures, is one of many problems that researchers are trying to solve to make them exploitable.

The ability to track the functional residual capacity (FRC) volume for a patient treated with ventilator therapy may be useful for guidance in improving or preserving gas exchange and for avoiding ventilator-associated injury to the lung.

This tendency is extremely important for the development of CBM and may not only preserve significant gas reservoirs, but also increase the inherent permeability.

"Packet lettuce is preserved in gas and once it starts to go off, nothing will revive it," says chef Clarissa Dickson Wright.

In this paper, we are going to develop an accurate and robust asymptotic preserving unified gas kinetic scheme (AP-UGKS) for the gray radiative transfer equations, where the radiation transport equation is coupled with the material thermal energy equation.

The primary goal for ARDS patients is to preserve an acceptable gas exchange without further injury to the lungs.

Such selective excitation is crucial for imaging the dissolved phase, while preserving the gas-phase magnetization.