Significats de oxygenate en anglès

They respire, merely as a vestigial reflex, but they don't oxygenate anymore.

The Waterways Service has pumped water in to oxygenate it.

The lungs never act rightly, never oxygenate the blood sufficiently.

Ethanol became the primary oxygenate in 2007 for all RFG sold in the US.

Purpose: We describe a novel method to oxygenate intraocular irrigation solutions involving an in-line oxygenator.

It represents a potential efficient and convenient method to oxygenate irrigating solutions for vitreoretinal surgeries.

Lastly, and most important, is the practice of deep breathing to thoroughly oxygenate the blood.

After Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether was banned in 2005, ethanol became the cheapest and most widely used oxygenate.

The basic need to breathe, to oxygenate the body and the brain, was at the core of every living being.

When a wine is left open, it starts to oxygenate, and is, in effect, on its way to becoming vinegar, Rory explains.

Medical Oxygen Soldiers whose lungs can't oxygenate their blood have a flight- optimized extra- corporeal membrane oxygenation machine to do it for them.

We take a deep breath to oxygenate enough for winged flight, but we don't consider what we left in that lungful of air.

Conclusion: Solar energy can be used to concentrate oxygen from ambient air and oxygenate children with respiratory distress and hypoxaemia in a resource-limited setting.

Since pipelines cannot transport it, most ethanol deliveries to terminals are made by trains and trucks, which drives the price of the oxygenate higher.

Previously, methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) was the main oxygenate used for this purpose, but environmental opposition resulted in state and federal bans.

So spruce up your indoors with some foliage, a decorative trope that is restful to live with and can even help oxygenate the air supply.