Sentence examples for tidal excursion from inspiring English sources

In the East River, 15.5 miles in length, the tidal excursion is only about 70percentt.

And of course, speaking of the East River, you must know something of tidal excursion, which is the maximum distance a particle (or body) can travel in a strait during a flooding or an ebbing tide.

Combined PEEP and CMV reduced tidal excursion of segmental diaphragm muscle length; consequently, tidal volume (VT) decreased.

When PEEP was applied to CMV (CMV-8), it markedly reduced tidal excursion of segmental diaphragm muscle length.

Using this approach to find the best value of PEEP should allow for the tidal excursion to be positioned between derecruitment and overdistension on the pressure-volume curve.

In vivo end-expiratory and tidal excursion of segmental length changes of diaphragm muscle fibers at various levels of applied PEEP were estimated using sonomicrometry (model 120; Triton Technology, San Diego, CA, USA).

Controlled mechanical ventilation in the supine position causes larger tidal excursions of the diaphragm in its upper, anterior part than in its dorsal segment [ 12].

Third, it is not clear at all whether it is the reduction in tidal volume (excursion from expiration to inspiration) or the reduction in plateau airway pressure that confers this benefit.

Zodiac excursion to the tidal Dawes Glacier and harbor seal watching in seldom‑visited Endicott Arm.

Initial ventilator settings depended on age and the reason for respiratory failure, and were adjusted according to thoracic excursions and measured tidal volume.

The determining variables of the delivered energy per unit time (power) are the peak pressure and excursion of pressure which the tidal volume generates within the baby lung, the flow rate (how fast the tidal volume is delivered and pressure builds), and the respiration frequency, an intuitively important variable to consider, whatever the characteristics of the individual tidal cycle might be.