Sentence examples for very aerated from inspiring English sources

Throughout, Nao balances some very aerated sulking about unsatisfactory relationships with defiantly old-school touches.

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The magnesium sulphate had a mean particle size of about 225 μm and so de-aerated very rapidly.

The computed tomography (CT) scan can be used to measure the lung weight-volume and to determine the degree of inflation (not aerated, poorly aerated, well aerated, over aerated tissue).

The frequency of consuming sugar rich foods and aerated drinks was very low.

In addition, these patients have a very small area of normally aerated alveoli located in the nondependent lung, a large consolidated or nonaerated region located in the dependent lung along the vertical axis [ 36- 38] and frequent infiltration of all of the four lung's quadrants on chest radiographs [ 1].

The hydraulic behaviour of ALs and especially the Facultative aerated lagoons (FALs) is very complex since the aeration in these systems is designed for oxygen transfer but not necessarily to create complete mixing.

Colors in the 3D reconstruction represent clusters of lung tissue: hyper-aerated (blue), normally aerated (green), poorly aerated (yellow), non-aerated (red).

We however propose redistribution of aeration as a mechanism, different from classically defined lung recruitment, which could explain an amelioration of lung elastance and an increase in lung gas content associated with prone positioning, even in those situations in which a very low amount of non-aerated recruitable lung tissue is present and recruitment is expected to be low.

These data are very similar to those obtained with aerated cultures without extra acetic acid supplementation.

The change in weight of each lung compartment (non-aerated, poorly aerated, well-aerated and over-aerated) between the two positions is always expressed as a percentage change compared to the total lung weight.