Sentence examples for ventilation measures from inspiring English sources

The machinery also required special ventilation measures to dissipate heat and to keep out any salt air.

The most severe cases should be transferred to ARDS centers when conventional ventilation measures fail.

Radon concentrations decreased sharply after 1955 because of the introduction of several ventilation measures, which led to conditions in accordance with the international radiation protection standards after 1970.

The annual very high mean exposure values for radon and its progeny in the early years decreased after 1955 due to the introduction of ventilation measures (see Figure 1).

By contrast, the plateau VE increase during unloaded cycling was positively correlated with the ventilation measured at the ventilatory threshold and VO2max.

Adequacy of spontaneous ventilation, measured by pulse oximetry and respiratory rate, was assessed for at least 60 minutes after recovery of the TOF ratio to 0.9.

The linear relationship between regional ventilation measured with SPECT and EIT, both expressed in percentage of total ventilation, had a slope of 0.82, an intercept of 0.73, and R2 of 0.92.

They assumed that the difference ratio between ventilated gas volume (end-expiratory lung volume, measured using sulphur hexafluoride) and total gas volume (total end-expiratory gas volume independent of ventilation, measured using computed tomography) represents poorly or nonventilated gas volume.

For refractory hypoxemia/hypercapnia in the face of optimal ventilation, rescue measures included: recruitment manoeuvres (85%), prone positioning (84%), HFOV (50%), ECLS (33%) and ECCO2R devices (27%).

Although the SBT is usually the final test of adequate patient ventilation, other measures, such as the ratio of frequency to tidal volume (rapid shallow breathing index; RSBI) are incorporated into some screening criteria.

Heart rate and minute ventilation were measured at increasing cycling intensity, with measuring periods of one minute.