Sentence examples for ventilation cost from inspiring English sources

They used a hybrid of activity-based bottom-up cost accounting to measure nursing activity using the Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System to estimate, for example, that a day on invasive mechanical ventilation cost 33%% more than a day not ventilated.

Coal mine methane (CMM) drainage via adopting in-seam horizontal boreholes is an effective way to decrease ventilation cost and production delay, ensure mining safety, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase the supply of energy resource.

We recorded the length of ICU stay, length of artificial ventilation, cost, APACHE II and SOFA scores, and examined the incidence of nosocomial infections and mortality in both groups of critically ill patients.

Ventilator-associated respiratory infection (VARI), which includes ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) and ventilator-associated tracheobronchitis (VAT), is a common acquired infection in the ICU that contributes to excess length of stay, duration of ventilation, cost and likely mortality [ 1, 2].

Some stations use platform screen doors to increase safety by preventing people falling onto the tracks, as well as reducing ventilation costs.

Sensitivity analyses on mechanical ventilation costs and discount rates did not change the interpretation of results (table 5, figure 1).

Drug costs were the highest (53.5%) followed by bed cost (19.6%), laboratory (9.8%), radiology (6.2%), examination (4.6%) and emergency department costs (3.9%), and other (noninvasive ie, ventilation) costs (2.4%).

Underwater gas exchange has higher ventilation costs as water is more dense and viscous than air, a problem which is further compounded by lower oxygen content and diffusion rates [ 6, 17].

Thus, automated computerised systems are increasingly being used in an attempt to improve the adaptation of mechanical support to the needs of individual patients during weaning and to reduce the time spent on ventilation, costs, and staff workload.

In practical terms, the technology enables Dais' first product ConsERV energy exchangers to offer customers up to 80% savings on ventilation energy costs and the costs associated with capital equipment.

Thomas Hatton, president of Alpha Concepts, a radon-remediation company in Hopatcong, N.J., said that in most cases, sub-slab ventilation remediation cost $1,000 to $1,600 and should guarantee that the radon level in the home will be reduced to at least the acceptable level.