Sentence examples for uninterrupted pressure from inspiring English sources
Our findings in this limited data set suggest that it is the uninterrupted pressure on the tissue on the shoulder that may trigger shoulder lesions.
Study objective: To study the dynamics of lung compartments by dynamic CT (dCT) imaging during uninterrupted pressure-controlled ventilation (PCV) and different positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) settings in healthy and damaged lungs.
A total of 108 combustion tests were carried out in which the following conditions were met: (a) stable working conditions for the boiler, (b) air flow and fuel injection pressure adapted to the test, (c) uninterrupted running of the facility for each mixture and (d) the values for each test within the error limits for the measuring equipment.
But many studies of exercise and blood pressure have employed moderate exercise sessions lasting for an uninterrupted 30 minutes or so per day, which is the commonly recommended standard for improving health.
The requirement for uninterrupted homology may render the miRNA-mRNA seed region under considerable selective pressure.
A modern intensive care unit (ICU) has automated analysis systems that depend on continuous uninterrupted real time monitoring of physiological signals such as electrocardiogram (ECG), arterial blood pressure (ABP), and photo-plethysmogram (PPG).
"We are hoping to use this moment to continue to put pressure on the university to reinstate our privileges and ensure services are uninterrupted," she told The Huffington Post later.
Cdyn was measured during uninterrupted mechanical ventilation and calculated as the expiratory tidal lung volume divided by the ventilatory pressure amplitude [VTexp/ PIP − PEEP)].
These systems critically depend on continuous uninterrupted real time monitoring of the nonstationary physiological signals such as electrocardiogram (ECG), arterial blood pressure (ABP), and photo-plethysmogram (PPG).
Uninterrupted, yes, but not unbiased.
Few achieve such uninterrupted progress.
