Sentence examples for ventilation level from inspiring English sources

As a consequence sophisticated monitoring, adaptation of the mechanical ventilation level according to the patient's needs and better acceptance by the patient are possible, since the procedure is accomplished without interrupting the routine mechanical ventilation.

Eligible ICUs were those that provided mechanical ventilation (level 3 care).

For aerosol particles, the count median diameter decreased from puff to puff and was found to be strongly dependent on the smoking regime and ventilation level of the cigarette filter.

Part of the challenge in assessing the health effects of cooking pollutants is that levels and exposures can vary widely depending on the stove, cooking activity and temperature, burner location, and ventilation level, says Singer.

The authors also investigated device performance by changing the temperature of gas within the ventilators and under two different minute ventilation levels (Ve) (low V ˙ e of 10 L/min and high V ˙ e of 21 L/min).

With packed planes, the low ventilation levels increase the chances of people getting sick, the critics say.

Ventilation levels behave as if they were regulated to maintain a constant level of carbon dioxide partial pressure and to ensure adequate oxygen levels in the arterial blood.

"While energy-efficient houses will help address climate change, it is important to ensure that adequate ventilation levels are maintained and indoor air pollution sources minimised to protect public health".

Comparison of numerical results with experimental data revealed a close agreement in qualitative and quantitative prediction of the air velocity magnitudes, highlighting different ventilation levels and ranging heterogeneity around the cheese models.

The differences may be due to different material of the wheel, ventilation levels and breaking systems but there is no good evidence to what extent the differences may be explained by this, except perhaps for some elements (e.g. Fe, Mn).

The US-EPA reported that minute ventilation levels of car drivers were only 10% higher compared to minute ventilation levels of car passengers [ 18].