Sentence examples for volume targeted from inspiring English sources
All ARDS patients received protective ventilation and were ventilated as follows: assist-control mode, initial tidal volume targeted at 6 mL per kilogram of predicted body weight, positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) level was selected from the PEEP-FiO2 table proposed by the ARDS network [26], and end-inspiratory pressure was measured to be kept below 30 cm of water.
Acidemic patients (pH < 7.25 and PCO2 > 55 mmHg) and those with unstable haemodynamics were intubated and ventilated with a volume targeted mode.
Various commercial enzymes were used to perform a conventional PCR (50 µl total volume) targeted at a 1217 bp locus (Pf3D7_01 55900-57116) with a high AT-content (84%) and a 540 bp locus (Pf3D7_11 1294982-1295521) with a relatively balanced base composition (positive control).
If it normalizes, further volume targeting does not result in a clinical response; if it is still above normal, additional volume targeting (e.g., adding diuretic to the diet) results in a clinical response.
More studies to confirm and optimize the beneficial effects of volume targeting in congestive heart failure are warranted.
Recent data, however, warrant a re-appraisal of the impact of volume targeting on GFR in patients with heart failure.
The number of recorded counts increased with better volume targeting as the phantom was positioned inside the CFOV more often.
In general, the variable flow features of pressure targeted breaths tend to flow synchronize easier with patient effort than clinician set flow-volume targeted breaths.
Patients were ventilated in a pressure-controlled mode with tidal volumes targeted at 6 ml/kg.
For all statistical comparisons volumes of the cerebellum and cerebrum were expressed as percentage of total intracranial volume (% total intracranial volume = targeted volume/total intracranial volume × 100).
It ruthlessly increased the price of Coke concentrate, while insisting on volume targets for the bottlers that were simply unreasonable.
