Sentence examples for reduced airspace from inspiring English sources

However, there was no evidence of reduced airspace or higher cell density in the antisense apples, indicating that these features are not related to PG1.

Lungs from Sema3A−/− embryos had reduced airspace size and thickened alveolar septae with impaired epithelial cell maturation of AT-I and AT-II cells [ 88]. (2) Connexin 43.

In conclusion, several types of lymphocytes such as CD3+, CD4+, and CD8+ T may be candidate targets of ST, which would explain the finding of decreased lymphocyte levels in BALF and reduced airspace enlargement in the ST groups, compared with those in the CS group.

"This will bring benefits to both local communities with more predictable noise respite through alternating routes and steeper departure paths, and passengers by reducing airspace congestion," he said.

The trial, which affects areas surrounding Ascot including Sunninghill, Sunningdale, Winkfield, Binfield and Warfield, is being carried out to reduce airspace congestion.

Relative to control untreated lungs, septation of hyperoxic lungs was significantly reduced and airspaces were significantly enlarged at all stages examined.

Reducing the airspace complexity and increasing the capacity are the main purposes of the en-route corridor.

Therefore, if the clearance of edema fluid from the distal airspaces is reduced, a vicious cycle of airspace edema leading to greater lung overdistention and shear stress will ensue (Fig. 1).

"It will free up airspace, reduce congestion and therefore lead to lower costs," said Steve Double of British Airways.

RMs did not reduce markers of airspace inflammation.

Quantitative stereological analysis demonstrated that HTS significantly increased alveolar airspace, and significantly reduced alveolar tissue, indicating reduced histologic lung damage, compared to control conditions.