Sentence examples for ventilation is so from inspiring English sources

The Grove school in his constituency, a specialist science college, has a water-logged roof and the toilet windows have to be left open permanently as the ventilation is so poor.

"Since the air ventilation is so good around the creeks and river, the air quality in ports is much better than the urban air quality in Shanghai.

Ventilation was so bad that the interior smelled, and when a decision was taken to install gas lamps, there was a serious worry about the build-up of gas on the lower floors.

Although the concentration of methane contained in these ventilation air flows is quite low, the volume of ventilation air is so large that ventilation systems constitute the single largest greenhouse gas source from underground coal mines.

The ventilation is arranged so that the lung can be ventilated with any desired gas composition with concomitant collection of expired gases.

Hence, where there are problems of too high compost temperatures, forced ventilation is recommended so as to lower temperature (de Bertoldi et al. 1983; Paredes et al. 2000).

Ventilation is adjusted so that CO2 does not exceed 5,000 ppm (0.5%) and ammonia is removed with charcoal filtration.

In a closely monitored patient such as during anaesthesia, when a fall in blood pressure, change in heart rate or difficulty with ventilation are noticed, anaphylaxis is so rarely the cause that inevitably treatment is given for another diagnosis before anaphylaxis is recognised; the response to this treatment has commonly delayed or even prevented recognition of the true cause.

Another shortcoming on the Mazda3: the numerals on its ventilation mode switch are so tiny as to be illegible.

But the bulbs can leak mercury vapor when broken, so ventilation is important when cleaning a broken bulb, the council says in its paper.

There is an open door and a horizontal opening in the roof, so that natural ventilation is established for the well-ventilated fire.