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Meanings of ventilated in English
Usage of ventilated in English
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Background and objective: Aerosol therapies are widely used for mechanically ventilated patients.
2
Sedative drugs are widely used in intensive care, primarily in ventilated patients.
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Methods: Single-center, multiple-crossover trial in 24 ventilated very preterm infants with sBPD.
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The Revolution was struggling in poorly ventilated council-rooms with problems of economics.
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Blanket the horse and keep in a well-ventilated stable, free from draughts.
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The site is low and damp, and the building is badly ventilated.
7
You cannot share cups or utensils and keep your room well ventilated.
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Generally the houses are filthy and ill ventilated and swarm with vermin.
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The controls comprised bladder biopsy specimens from 13 brain-dead ventilated kidney donors.
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Nine patients are in intensive care, and six of these are ventilated.
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VENTILATION.-Thesick room should be ventilated without any draught hitting the patient.
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Keep the room well ventilated, the windows open as they are now.
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The room was well-ventilated but Andrew Wilmore felt suddenly hot and choking.
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They were dirty, and badly ventilated, and unfit to keep beasts in.
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This, then, was the cause of the cave being so well ventilated.
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It was badly ventilated and miserably lighted, but still it was shelter.
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Ventilated through the time
Ventilated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common