Sentence examples for terms of ventilation from inspiring English sources

It is also shown that the use of different ventilation performance parameters yields a different ranking of the configurations in terms of ventilation performance.

The improved designs were compared with the standard design in terms of ventilation rate, air temperature distribution and indoor gas concentration reduction.

4 6 They found a non-statistical advantage in terms of ventilation time, bleeding and ICU stay.

Use of respiratory support in terms of ventilation and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) for this group of babies was calculated as a proportion of the total used by the whole neonatal intensive care population within the defined study area.

The use of TCO for the optimization of mechanical ventilation and oxygen saturation monitoring in brain tissue in newborn infants in critical condition is a promising method for reducing mortality, reducing the term of ventilation and reducing complications of oxygen therapy in this group of patients.

The studies were not designed to answer specific questions about the nature of pulmonary haemodynamics in ARDS, and the data were drawn from patients who were managed differently in terms of mechanical ventilation (mode and pressures applied), fluid status and vasopressor use, all of which adds to the statistical noise when trying to draw useful conclusions.

There was no significant difference between groups in terms of mechanical ventilation duration or ICU length of stay.

A fourth patient had a starting PEEP of 12 cm H2O, and as in the previous 3 patients a similar inspiratory driving pressure was still inadequate in terms of alveolar ventilation and resulted in hypercapnia as well.

51 The long-term aims of ventilation assistance are an improvement of sleep duration and quality, enhancement of functional status, and prolonged survival.

The two ICUs had similar standards of practice in terms of mechanical-ventilation and sedation protocols.

To the best of our knowledge, until now the optimal flow pattern and the effects of an end-inspiratory pause in terms of oxygenation and ventilation during ventilation in an animal model of small lungs has not been thoroughly investigated.