Sentence examples for weak ventilation from inspiring English sources

To scientists, the Black Sea is a remarkable feature because its lower levels are, to all intents and purposes, almost biologically dead not because of pollution but because of continued weak ventilation of the deep layers.

As the diesel exhaust continued to be ejected from the engine tailpipe, it continued to spread out in all directions at the intersection due to the weak main ventilation flow.

However, the quality of EIT images of cardiac activities is poor because the induced/sensed impedance signal from the heart is much weaker than the ventilation signal.

But like the other extraordinarily long tunnels that cut through the Alps, St. Gotthard's weak link was its ventilation system.

St. Gotthard's ventilation systems were also weak, at least for the purposes of sucking out vast amounts of smoke.

Lung diseases associated with surfactant metabolism dysfunctions represent a heterogeneous group of rare disorders [ 14], usually with poor prognosis and weak or transient effects of mechanical ventilation or exogenous surfactant therapy [ 15].

Hence, further studies with larger cohorts of patients are needed to confirm the still weak evidence in favor of lung-protective ventilation in cardiac anesthesia.

For regional ventilation, the correlation was slightly weaker but still significant over both conditions.

Furthermore, Min and Warner (2005) suggested that since a near-complete cessation of deep water circulation during 1950 1975 the ventilation of deep water has been weak, but recently has increased.

In addition, patients with the weakest diaphragms took longest to wean from mechanical ventilation, which was a better predictor of failure to wean than other indices of lung dysfunction.

5- There are no particular characteristics with regard to indications for intubation and assisted ventilation, except for right ventricular infarction (relative contraindication) (weak agreement).