Sentence examples for synchronized mode from inspiring English sources

In partially synchronized mode or PC synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (PC-SIMV), there is a synchronization time window allowing the patient to trigger an assisted breath within the time window or to take a breath without assistance if efforts occur outside the synchronization window.

Expiratory synchronized nebulization mode was less efficient than the inspiratory synchronized mode.

Two alternatives may then occur: (1) the ball may switch to a new synchronized mode in which it bounces so much higher that it returns only every two, three, or more cycles, or (2) it may become unsynchronized and return at irregular, apparently random, intervals.

These findings are confirmed by the present study in that non-synchronized mode lowers the average V T and P L in comparison with synchronized mode.

The control of chatter has been achieved by varying the joint stiffness in a synchronized mode with the spindle speed.

The performance difference between the interrupt method and method of the EDMA in synchronized mode is tolerable.

Non-synchronized PC ventilation provides less V T, lower P L and more breath to breath variability than partially and fully synchronized modes, despite identical ventilator settings.

The results showed that V T was lower during PC-SIMV (called "biphasic CPAP") than during PSV (which could be considered as fully synchronized PC mode).

An experimental control system was used to perform an expiratory (aerosol generated during only the whole expiratory phase) and inspiratory (aerosol generated during only the whole inspiratory phase) synchronized nebulization modes.

The aim of this in vitro study was to compare aerosol delivery of amikacin using two different vibrating-mesh nebulization modes coupled to a single-limb circuit bilevel ventilator: (1) an experimental expiratory (Expi-Neb) and (2) inspiratory (Inspi-Neb) synchronized nebulization modes.

At present, there are two different synchronization modes for synchronizing multiple chaotic systems.