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dynamic compliance

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dynamic compliance,
the distensibility of the lungs, as measured by plethysmography during the breathing cycle. See also lung compliance.


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2]O for 10 seconds using 33% oxygen in nitrous oxide), or three minutes of 100% inspired oxygen at the same ventilatory parameters The group receiving 100% inspired oxygen experienced a 9% decrease in dynamic compliance at three minutes, whilst the recruitment manoeuvre (33% oxygen) produced a 30% increase in dynamic compliance at one minute after the procedure.
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However, analysis of the dynamic mechanical properties plus tensile and strain energy properties showed the HNBR compounds to have better hot tensile and strain energy properties as well as generally lower dynamic compliance than the control.
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