Sentences with phrase «requires high oxygen»

This water photolysis must have happened to the primordial Earth, with loss of Hydrogen to space but it was stopped, as it is today, by the presence of ozone (O3) which requires high oxygen tension to form and it quickly reoxidises hydrogen via OH hydroxyls back to water.

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Premature babies or those that had an infection or required oxygen at birth have a higher risk of developing trouble with their eyes.

And reach on the CPAP because, well, that would require an oxygen blender and high pressure.

One requires an acid plus high heat, and the other is pyrolysis, or treating with high heat in the absence of oxygen.

This underground activity requires energy and, therefore, a high respiration rate in the roots, which uses the oxygen present in soil pores.

Because radiation therapy requires the presence of oxygen to be effective, tumors with high interstitial pressure are often less receptive to radiation therapy.

Breastfeeding also seems to help prevent two conditions known as sepsis and necrotizing enterocolitis that may require oxygen therapy, which has also been linked to a higher risk of ROP, the study authors said.

Low - protein animals consumed more oxygen, which is required for the burning of these calories, and had higher levels of a special tissue called brown adipose tissue (5,6), which is especially effective in burning off calories.

Because it requires more than just strength; you need technical skill for good form, mental strength for snatching high volumes, and the lungs to keep the oxygen flowing.

Actively growing tissues require high amounts of oxygen to be delivered in order to maintain their high metabolic activity.

Because retinol degrades quickly in an acidic medium and when exposed to oxygen careful label reading is required: look for encapsulated retinol in fairly high concentrations.

Combining the in - water foundation skills required for technical diving with the knowledge and skills allowing you to use high - oxygen nitrox mixes up to 100 % oxygen, this course combination covers all the prerequisites required to take your diving one step further — into safely managed decompression.

However, a little extra training is required because the higher levels of oxygen mean that depth limits sometimes need to be shallower.

The high temperatures are required to drive the chemical reactions to split the H2O and CO2 into the mixture of hydrogen and carbon monoxide, with a separate stream of pure oxygen by - product,» Furler explained.