Sentence examples for true ventilation from inspiring English sources

The interaction of these two physiological events will impact on the accuracy of impedance measurements, which are only surrogates for true ventilation and perfusion.

However, it is unclear whether this approach is better than a more traditional one, and this question cannot be answered if the confusions about the true ventilation modalities persist.

Note that non-ducted range hoods do not provide true ventilation, only air filtering.

Although this latter parameter was not the true duration of ventilation, it reflects a reality which means that from year to year, at one point in the year, fewer patients were ventilated and especially for less time in Belgian ICUs.

While a true reflection of ventilation, measurement of the PaCO2 is both invasive and intermittent, which greatly limits its use.

With all respect for the difficulties, it is time to perform clinical studies in which true tailoring of ventilation to physiology is adapted to clinical circumstances and then to apply such techniques in controlled studies.

It is true that while increased ventilation reduced the virus aerosol concentration it also reduced the average residence time of viral particles resulting in lower UVC doses to individual particles.

This is especially true during exotic mechanical ventilation methods designed to increase efficiency of oxygen utilization and decrease peak airway pressures.

The 5 mechanisms producing subnormal PaO2 values are decreased FiO2, diffusion impairment, vascular shunting (true shunt), hypoventilation, and ventilation-perfusion mismatching (pseudo shunt) [ 4].

Obligate ram ventilation is also true of some pelagic bony fish species.

Second, how are we to classify, categorize and compare trials of surgical interventions or devices (that is, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) or high-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV)) where true blinding is impossible?