Sentence examples for volume to less from inspiring English sources

This provided adequate culture for sampling without reducing the culture volume to less than 30% of the total tube volume.

This ensures that enough culture will be available for sampling without reducing the culture volume to less than 30% of the tube volume.

We defined ventilatory impairment as a reduction of tidal volume to less than 6 ml.kg-1 and/or a required Pmax greater than the oropharyngeal leak pressure.

Samples were reduced in volume to less than 1 mL under vacuum at 35°C and an aliquot was loaded onto a Sep-Pak C18 cartridge in 0.4% acetic acid.

In a smaller study of 53 patients by Amato and colleagues [ 62], limiting the tidal volume to less than 6 ml/kg with the PEEP set above the lower inflection point of the static pressure volume curve (Fig. 2) also reduced mortality, although mortality in the conventional ventilation group in this study was high (71% compared with 38% in the protective ventilation group).

One could argue the opposite way, that mean volume over the whole time period is a more reliable method: if hospital A suddenly reduces its annual procedure volume to less than 10 but in the preceding 5 years has had a high annual procedure volume of > 40, it knows the procedure so well that one year with a low volume will not have an impact on the results.

Unlike the previous MBL-VP design, problems with overflow of solutions are eliminated by precise control of the input volume to be less than the volume of the chamber.

They interpreted their results as demonstrating the interstitial fluid volume to be less in the awake state.

Therefore cooler air in a fixed ball volume leads to less pressure.

We observe levels of IFN lambda in hantavirus preparations that are sufficient to activate an ISG response when presented to epithelioid cells at a volume corresponding to less than an MOI = 1.

Such treatment can reduce tumor volume, leading to less aggressive surgery and providing favorable local conditions for surgery in inoperable tumors [ 1, 2].