Sentence examples for standard breathing from inspiring English sources

Standard breathing dry air was used as the gas supply.

None of these standard breathing patterns correspond to very low inhalation profiles.

Unlike the NATA indicators, the Scorecard indicators do not calculate exposure using standard breathing rates and time spent outdoors, but instead treat the estimated ambient concentration as equivalent to individual exposure.

A cuffed tube in the trachea protects the airway from aspiration, provides a secure route for exhalation, allows low-pressure ventilation using standard breathing systems, and permits end-tidal CO2 monitoring.

The third method is developed to have the patient breathe regular by a visual system which shows a standard breathing curve and the patient's real-time breathing curve in front of the patient during treatment.

After 6 months of exposure to air with PM 2.5 levels matching the current EPA standard, pollution-breathing mice had arteries that were 19% clogged with plaque, compared with 13% for mice breathing filtered air.

We used SP because it has become a fairly standard stimulant of breathing and useful for comparing between papers.

All subjects received a thirty minute standard session on breathing control and techniques to manage breathlessness, delivered by one of three senior respiratory physiotherapists involved in the study.

And this time, because I financed it and I wrote it with my writing partner [Ted Biaselli] and we had no standards and practices breathing down our neck, we did things that we wanted to do and have [other] actors on, which was great.

Materials and methods We conducted a retrospective cohort study, in the medical ICU of the Rouen University Hospital from January 2003 to December 2013 and compared two different strategies of FOB, under either NIV or spontaneous breathing with standard oxygen therapy by mask (O2).

There was one episode of delayed hemorrhage in Groups 1 and 6 episodes of delayed hemorrhage in Group 2. Conclusion: Intracapsular tonsillectomy is equally effective in relieving obstructive sleep disordered breathing as standard tonsillectomy, but results in less post-operative pain and less delayed hemorrhage.