Sentence examples for reasonable ventilation from inspiring English sources

The 'open lung' approach has been proposed as a reasonable ventilation strategy to mitigate ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI) and possibly reduce acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS -related mortARDS -related

The men first looked at a place in Yonkers, New York, to use to melt the dicks down, but Zamora-Vega apparently thought the spot was a little too stuffy and that proper meth-schlong melting required more reasonable ventilation.

For most preterm infants with respiratory distress syndrome, appropriate management includes prompt resuscitation at delivery, early administration of exogenous surfactant, and conventional mechanical ventilation with low tidal volumes and reasonable ventilation goals.

The Airway and Ventilation Management Working Group of the European Resuscitation Council pointed out that a smaller tidal volume may provide reasonable lung ventilation, while avoiding massive stomach inflation, which might result in ventilation-associated complications such as aspiration.

He said he wanted a 4percentt annual return on his investment because he wanted to demonstrate to builders of conventional tenements that money could be made producing housing with reasonable standards of ventilation and comfort.

These data suggest that the ambulatory RIP provides reasonable estimates of ventilation during rest and exercise.

Lacking evidence to support it, recommending the use of ZEEP no longer seems reasonable for the ventilation of patients with spinal injuries, at least in the acute phase.

We need a rehearsal venue with adequate acoustics, decent lighting, proper heating and ventilation, and reasonable security.

The study showed that the following design features are essential for achieving this low-energy office building in Sweden: Reasonable WWR Demand-controlled ventilation Demand-controlled lighting and low-power equipment Wider temperature set-points Well-insulated and airtight building envelope.

Based on the result discussed above, some efficacious intervention strategies need to be carried out to control the influenza prevalence, such as terminal disinfection, ventilation and reasonable partition.

This would be a reasonable pressure to simulate ventilation in many intensive care patients without acute lung injury, but we did not test higher peak pressures that might be more appropriate for patients with decreased lung compliance.