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During inspiration, the resulting subatmospheric pressure could collapse the airway.

Rights & permissionsfor article The Transition to Paschen's Law for Microscale Gas Breakdown at Subatmospheric Pressure.

These actions generate a subatmospheric pressure within the oral cavity that facilitates flow of fluids into the oral cavity.

Negative-pressure wound therapy is traditionally achieved by attaching an electrically powered pump to a sealed wound bed and applying subatmospheric pressure by means of gauze or foam.

Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) is a novel form of treatment that uses subatmospheric pressure to effect early wound healing.

Boiling curves from 100 kPa to 0.85 kPa were plotted and related to specific subatmospheric pressure pool boiling regime.

However, counterflow flame data at subatmospheric pressures are limited.

Characterization of microporous solids (activated carbons and carbon molecular sieves) has been carried out by N2 (subatmospheric pressures) and CO2 adsorption (at subatmospheric and high pressures) at 77 and 273 K, respectively.

Extinction diameters are calculated explicitly from these results for methanol droplets burning in oxygen-nitrogen mixtures initially at 300 K and at normal atmospheric and subatmospheric pressures.

Linear pyrolysis of glycidyl azide polymer (GAP) by CO2 laser heating was studied experimentally in argon, nitrogen or oxygen at subatmospheric pressures with laser heat fluxes of 1 to 20 W/cm20

The measurements of soot surface growth rates (corrected for soot surface oxidation) were found to be consistent with earlier measurements at atmospheric and subatmospheric pressures involving laminar premixed and diffusion flames fueled with a variety of hydrocarbons.