Sentence examples for theatre atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The use of this warming system does not lead to increased bacterial contamination of the operating theatre atmosphere, and it is unlikely to affect the surgical field adversely.

Prolonged exposure of the patient to the exhaust of the warming blanket could potentially mobilize their resident skin organisms into the theatre atmosphere, and thence into the surgical field, possibly increasing the risk for prosthetic material infection.

We conclude that the use of the Bair Hugger patient warming system during prolonged abdominal surgery does not lead to increased bacterial contamination of the operating theatre atmosphere, and it is therefore unlikely to cause contamination of the surgical field.

Forced-air warming does not force patient's resident skin organisms into and contaminate the operating theatre atmosphere Such systems are unlikely to increase the incidence of wound and prosthetic infections Values are expressed as mean (range).

Air samples were taken using standard techniques from the theatre atmosphere (sites A1 A3) and around the axillae (sites B1 and B2), where the exhaust air emerged, using the Biotest RCS centrifugal air sampler and Biotest Hycon TC agar strips (Biotest UK Ltd ,Solihull, West Midlands, UK).

Ms Masnerova said her role as cigarette girl added to the theatre and atmosphere of the see-and-be-seen playground of the rich and famous.

All those campaign stops on the factory floor, posing beside muscular men in overalls and hard hats, seem to have paid off.On election night at the Salle Gaveau, a Paris concert theatre, the atmosphere was electric.

There's a lot of hanging around on film and TV [sets], but if directors create a theatre-like atmosphere, like Mike Leigh does, you feel like you're in an ensemble.

"Of course lots of theatres have atmosphere and some have a bad atmosphere, but when you stand on that stage and just feel it, it has got something you just cannot create".

Afterwards, in the theatre bar, the atmosphere was subdued and thoughtful.

It consisted of brief, argumentative sections, originating in lectures that his students in Cologne had begged him, as a young, leftwing teacher, to write, delivered to packed lecture theatres in an atmosphere of almost revivalist enthusiasm.