Sentence examples for weak breathing from inspiring English sources

Median ΔPtp and Ti ratio were significantly higher in patients with strong spontaneous breathing effort compared with those with weak breathing effort (24.3 vs. 13.4 cmH2O, P = 0.012, and 0.50 vs. 0.21, P = 0.008, respectively).

This study also showed that laypersons describe agonal respiration in a wide variety of ways such as weak breathing or difficulties in breathing.

The first phase may thus indicate an insufficient NAVA level to supplement the patient's weak breathing effort, while the beginning of the second phase may correspond to the minimal assist level that satisfies the patient's respiratory demand.

Babies who die of cot death are more likely than others to have rare genetic mutations linked to weaker breathing muscles, a study has found.

Donald drew three weak breaths and stopped breathing.

A drop in global energy prices would hurt the already weak government, breathing new life into opposition forces.

Huerta's exit has some Democrats who were concerned he was a weak candidate breathing a sigh of relief.

Key neonatal problems included a weak cry, breathing difficulties, poor feeding, feeling cold to the touch, looking very small, and looking yellow.

When you finally take a look at them and their skin is cool and moist, and pulse is fast and weak their breathing will most likely become fast and shallow.

They may notice when I am so deep in despair that I'm too weak to breathe for air, but they don't notice the elation that escapes me when I can't hold the magic of joy between my teeth.

There was a weak association between breathing pauses and SGA (OR 2.8 with 95% CI 0.9 to 9.0, p=0.08), but this association was not observed for pregnancy-onset breathing pauses.