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Examples of ventilated

ventilated
After further cleaning using sieves and a ventilated air column, 150 seeds were sampled to determine initial viability.
Following tracheal intubation the animals were ventilated mechanically.
For all these reasons, the ceilings needed to be high and the rooms large, easily ventilated, and well heated.
She was given oxygen supplementation in the incubator but never required to be ventilated.
Paralyzed animals were artificially ventilated and their blood pressure and heart rate monitored continuously to assess depth of anesthesia.
The 33 survivors were ventilated 0-72 hours (mean 7), and hospitalized 5-28 days (mean 8).
The cocoons were transferred to ventilated plastic containers for adult emergence and mating.
Seedlings have also been grown in lighted, ventilated chambers as part of the growth sequence to produce older plants.
In addition, mechanically ventilated patients may have special equipment requirements to undergo scanning.
In mechanically ventilated patients with total cavo-pulmonary anastomoses, the pulmonary blood flow is increased during expiration.
The baby was then transferred and on arrival, the patient was ventilated to achieve a good respiratory and metabolic balance.
In some parts of the state the buildings in which animals were kept were small and poorly ventilated.
Prompted by worsening acidosis, she was paralysed and ventilated.
The final model removed the ventilated wall on grounds of cost.
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