Sentence examples for use of suction from inspiring English sources
Post WSLT nursing (e.g. use of suction support, May-tube) did not differ between the 2 groups.
Our approach involved the use of suction electrode recordings to measure spontaneous electrical activity from the intact larval housefly (Musca domestica) nervous system, before and after ligand treatments.
There is no standardization of the use of suction during puncturing of a target in pancreatic EUS-guided FNA (EUS-FNA).
This mechanism has similar disadvantages to the use of suction force: estimation of the robot's position is not easy, and the absorptivity of the adhesive pads is vulnerable to dust and humidity.
The use of suction was associated with an increase in the cellularity of the specimen, but did not improve the likelihood of obtaining a correct diagnosis (OR 1.52: 95% CI [0.81, 2.85]).
Thus, an important part of treatment is pulmonary toilet, the use of suction, deep breathing, coughing, and other methods to remove material such as mucus and blood from the airways.
Other samples that grew B. cepacia included a bottle of normal saline used as a multiple dose vial for preparation of intravenous (IV) drugs, a gallipot of sterile water used for suction of airway of a ventilated baby, 2 incubator humidifiers and a ventilator humidifier.
The secret of Brunn's success was the use of intermittent suction after surgery to keep the cavity free of secretions until the remaining lobes of the lung could expand to fill the space.
After proper hemostasis and closure of the wound without the use of a suction drain, a hip spica cast was applied (Fig. 4h).
Pilot scale studies at the Institut für Mechanische Verfahrenstechnik und Mechanik have shown that the additional use of capillary suction media can considerably lower residual moisture, compared to conventional vibrational dewatering.
This study examines the use of localized suction orifices near and around the source occupant to unobtrusively ingest the individual's thermal plume and exhaust it from the aircraft cabin before contaminants entrained in the plume can significantly mix with the bulk airflow.
