Sentence examples for small aspiration from inspiring English sources

It took a burst from United in the last 20 minutes to prevent them from achieving that small aspiration.

"This isn't a small aspiration.

More often than not, we have to challenge our own shame and dug-in beliefs about our own bodies -- and this is not a small aspiration.

The micropipette is automatically lowered to align with the target cell, and the linear stage is actuated to apply a small aspiration pressure (Figure 2E, F).

Anaesthesia was maintained conveying water containing MS-222 0.3 mg/L through a small aspiration pump in the oral cavity of the fish, using a flow regulator; water was never recycled.

"I live with small aspirations," she says with what seems a very honest sigh.

Half of normal people have these small aspirations during sleep.

Most bacteria enter the lungs via small aspirations of organisms residing in the throat or nose.

The hypothesis that prolonged, small aspirations of gastric contents may be a cause of pulmonary fibrosis was proposed by Belcher in 1949 [ 25].

Thus, even if the group of permanent non-migrants would haveexactly the same observable socio-economic characteristics than the group of futuremigrants, they would have smaller aspiration gaps which –as one consequence-make them less prone to migration.

Low aspiration begets low aspiration.