Sentence examples for severe dives from inspiring English sources
There have been several other attempts to study long-term effects in animal models; the CNS has been studied in goats subjected to several (mean 12.5), relatively severe dives over a number of years.
The net decrease in VA/ Q mismatch (iV/ Q) from baseline to 24-h was inversely correlated with the dive severity index, with the more severe dives associated with less improvement in VA/ Q mismatch (see Fig. 2).
In that study the change in FVC was inversely proportional to dive severity, similar to our observed decreased VA/ Q inhomogeneity following more severe dives.
But for all the talk, the damage to the overall economy is likely to be minimal -- unless markets take another severe dive, pushing stock gauges well below their lows so far this year.
Because our community ED is a level 2 trauma centre, we were unable to perform a thorough follow-up of severe dive accident patients that had to be transferred to an academic medical centre, mostly after their first decompression therapy in our hospital.
As a reference for comparison to other studies, the pDCS of the 60 60 chamber dive (the most severe dive profile in this study) was 1.80% in a prior analysis (Gerth and Vann 1997).
Diving headache may also be due to severe complications of diving to which children less than 12 years old are highly prone.
What allows a person to hold his or her breath and dive to severe depths is an autonomic process called the mammalian diving reflex, which is activated when the nerves in the face come into contact with water, most effectively with cold water.
Vast slabs of rock descend into the earth at severe angles, like the Titanic making its fatal dive.
The damage was severe enough that he was unable to pursue a career that would involve scuba diving.
