Sentence examples for ventilating to from inspiring English sources

In a porcine model by Kubiak et al. [33], pneumoperitoneum was established and, as IAP increased, P plat and P pl increased but P l did not, whereas ventilating to similar P plat in a desufflated abdomen led to a significant increase in P l.

After ventilating to total lung capacity (30 cmH2O), baseline airway resistance and compliance were determined.

Company officials were told to ventilate to the outside.

It's ventilated to an extreme.

Patients were ventilated to maintain an end-tidal concentration of carbon dioxide at 35 40 mmHg.

If they are kept in a glass case, the case must be ventilated to prevent lead rot.

Cartons are ventilated to promote uniform cooling of the packed produce and to minimise energy used by precooler fans.

The tunnel is filled with compost from Phase I and it is constantly ventilated to increase the temperature.

Is it ventilated to the outside, or does it smell like cake toilet deodorizers or wall dispensers spritzing disinfectants that may trigger asthma?

: Privies should be washed daily and ventilated to ensure that the smell did not permeate to the work rooms.

First rat pups at postnatal days 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 14 were ventilated to assess lung cell proliferation.