The oxygen isotopes appear in carbon dioxide exhaled by subjects, which allowed the researchers to estimate the average amount exhaled each day.
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Mr. Foster exhaled a cloud that smelled like a Popsicle.
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He lit the cigarette and took a long drag. Exhaled.
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Staal exhaled slowly when asked to evaluate this uncharacteristic upheaval.
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I blinked a few times, exhaled and tried to relax.
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"Everyone around me exhaled, because I could exhale," she says.
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When the crane lifted Lee off his pedestal, I exhaled.
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The crowd audibly exhaled and saluted Tanaka with an ovation.
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The curtains floated and exhaled, expanding into a phantom body.
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Ariel Moore exhaled sharply and lifted her arms to the sky.
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I became suddenly aware I'd been holding my breath, and exhaled.
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He walked into his pyro, inhaled and then exhaled the smoke.
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He exhaled loudly before almost every piece, to settle and refocus.
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At the end, before bowing to the audience, he exhaled deeply.
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In other words, nearly all the weight we lose is exhaled.
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Mr. Van Ness exhaled and gently took a sip of coffee.
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Richard exhaled loudly, though no one was there to hear him.
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A technology called Energy Balance measures the carbon isotopes in exhaled breath.
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The crowd grew silent, then exhaled when he went back to eating.
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As the boys drifted to sleep, he exhaled and stood watching them.
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Puldron exhaled wetly and continued his work as she pushed by him.
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He took a puff of his cigarette, theatrically extended his arm and exhaled.
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Mr. Warren pulled on a vape and exhaled a great cloud of steam.
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The dormant engine exhaled a long depressurizing huff and rocked on its axles.
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Jones became wild-eyed, spit flying from his clenched teeth as he exhaled.
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The JaiPure Yoga Studio reported full attendance, and many fathers exhaled in relief.
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Now I exhaled onto the glass: in an instant, fog covered the East Fifties.
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Oxman's team used fluid dynamics modeling software to simulate the flow of exhaled air.
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The runway exhaled, and the only person who wept harder than Eureka was me.
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To underline it, Falk farted and exhaled wheezily, like a body slackening in death.
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A few feet away, another dealer shrugged and exhaled dramatically, a show of chagrined solidarity.
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When I exhaled, the breath on my face was colder than the air around me.
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She burned all over at once, and exhaled the beauty that wormed through her veins.
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The plants recycle the astronaut's exhaled carbon dioxide and also can use the excreted water.
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Siding was flattened as if someone had exhaled and knocked down a house of cards.
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A whole team exhaled, excited about the possibility of making $345,000 in just two months.
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Jutting exhaled deeply as he walked out of the courtroom, flanked by three police guards.
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With the last nuclear bolt firmly inserted and secured, she exhaled and rubbed her eyes.
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Instead she stopped, took a breath, exhaled into the mic and then shakily tried again.
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The loudest noise was that of the air bubbles from our regulator as you exhaled.
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If his parents walked into his room five seconds after he exhaled, they wouldn't know.
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The crunching wheels moved in step with me, and every few seconds the horse exhaled.
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I exhaled and plunged into the first few songs, taking tiny glimpses at the audience.
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During a dessert of fresh berries and a communal chocolate bar, she exhaled with satisfaction.
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She took a deep drag and exhaled a plume of blue smoke into the dusty air.
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Researchers analyzed the chemicals exhaled after participants took 10 puffs of a vape pen or cigarette.
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Stevens exhaled, looked at the scoreboard, and realized it probably doesn't matter which position James plays.
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The next pitch was a strike, and the fans exhaled just a little bit in relief.
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She had been holding her breath for what seemed like minutes, and finally exhaled before answering.
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After he successfully maneuvered out from the neck, the room exhaled and gazed upon their prize.
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It channels the infant's exhaled breath through a tube that has its far end immersed in water.
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Opponents who once exhaled when he shot a long two are now forced to hold their breath.
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The Chargers (43-5) exhaled with a victory as the Bears (3-4) sputtered down the stretch.
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When the 45 seconds were up, I exhaled and felt the effects of the salvia almost immediately.
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Then, a buildup of carbon dioxide that is exhaled in every breath triggers my diaphragm to contract.
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Her death from cancer hangs over these pages like a long-ago exhaled puff of a Winston.
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Secondly, turn it up a couple notches and let Stalking Gia's softly exhaled tones cast their spell.
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The researchers checked by measuring the carbon monoxide that the study participants exhaled – a marker for cigarette smoking.
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When the two finally shook on the deal in December of that year, Democrats across the country exhaled.
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In the conference room, Shelton exhaled, set down his two telephones, and pushed himself back from the table.
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The younger girls glanced at Juliana to see how they should respond; when she smiled, they exhaled audibly.
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Exhaled breath contains carbon dioxide and also a host of organic chemicals such as isoprene, acetone, and acetaldehyde.
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Paul felt the heat of his breathe as he exhaled, the condensation beading around his mouth and nose.
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No one sat next to her, and she exhaled in relief as the train rose on its magnets again.
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He landed safely, and I exhaled with admiration and relief—a vivid memory I carry with me every day.
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That disembodied black head exhaled huge clouds of steam as we gazed at each other, everything else blinding snow.
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I could nearly see my exhaled stew of emotions; it looked like glitter floating around, drifting to the floor.
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Vanity Fair's Chris Smith, who was backstage at the theater that day, wrote that Harris "smiled and exhaled" afterward.
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He exhaled deeply and wiped sweat from his brow at one point while attorneys were speaking with the judge.
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Cigarettes turned her lungs from a spongelike texture to billowing plastic bags that collapsed on themselves when she exhaled.
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Secondhand aerosol exhaled into the air by e-cigarette users can expose others to potentially harmful chemicals, the report found.
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When a person has inflamed airways, as seen in asthmatics, an increase in nitric oxide is seen in exhaled air.
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The breathy refrain of "Sexxxxxx," exhaled (I imagine) by a lady with ruby red lips, right near my left ear.
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But when the Panama papers appeared, revealing a $2 billion trail leading to Mr Putin's inner circle, the leadership exhaled.
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I was told to collect energy life force when I inhaled and release stress, negativity, and fatigue when I exhaled.
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After the premiere of "Giselle," which opened at the Palace Theater here on Tuesday, everyone must have exhaled with relief.
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Ku led off the final by piercing the inner gold circle for three successive 10s before Valladont had barely exhaled.
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So when the breath-holding drive landed in Pederson's glove just in front of the Wrigley Field ivy, Kershaw exhaled.
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The midge, for instance, could detect carbon dioxide being exhaled in an ordinary human breath from hundreds of feet away.
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Op-Ed Contributor NAZARETH, V.I. — The day after Hurricane Maria finally subsided, I looked up at the ceiling and exhaled.
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It had been clear and cold overnight, and a thin mist hovered over the shabby fields, like a breath exhaled.
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To find a host, female mosquitoes use their highly specialized odor sensors to detect traces of carbon dioxide exhaled by animals.
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In the medical version, breath is exhaled across a sensor which ionises the VOCs, causing them to gain an electric charge.
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The machine—cleverly called the Gesundheit II—collected samples of their breath as they coughed, sneezed, spoke, and just exhaled normally.
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When Kavanaugh finished, Cornyn turned to Graham, who was sitting next to him, exhaled deeply and raised his eyebrows with empathy.
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She told us to focus on our breath by thinking "inhale" every time we inhaled and "exhale" every time we exhaled.
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At 24 minutes past nine [on November 4, 1847], with one last deep sigh, he exhaled his soul from his body.
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They are coated with ligands, molecular receptors that have a high affinity for certain biomarkers of disease found in exhaled breath.
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With cheeks and chest full, he exhaled a tekiah-gedolah as well as any of the talis-draped rabbis beside him.
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The researchers identified more than 100 other chemical compounds exhaled in each breath, 13 of which were associated with certain diseases.
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After the hearing on Thursday, Mr. Samson exhaled deeply as one of his lawyers, Justin Walder, escorted him away from the courtroom.
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Austin needed only to remember to relax, so he took a deep breath, slowly exhaled and then dug in at the plate.
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The researchers also tested exhaled carbon dioxide to measure resting metabolic rate and had the subjects wear accelerometers to record daily activity levels.
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The European Space Agency has developed a device that accurately measures nitric oxide in the exhaled air of astronauts to detect potential inflammation.
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For cooling down the body's temperature, Ms. Carlson taught us sheetali breathing, during which we exhaled through a curled tongue or gritted teeth.
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We both exhaled long sighs — we'd been taking care of her mother together for two decades and now she had quietly bowed out.
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As the court adjourned, Ms. Carter, now 20, stood, puffed up her cheeks and exhaled deeply, visibly relieved that this stage was over.
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Tara Setmayer: Joe Biden is finally back in the game Moderates across the country exhaled a collective sigh of relief after Tuesday's debate.
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What's happening: Vitamin E acetate is a viscous oil used as an additive in cannabis vape cartridges, allowing thicker clouds to be exhaled.
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The major appeal of e-cigarettes is that they don't contain tobacco and the exhaled vapor carries no harmful smoke, tar, or carbon monoxide.
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Kings almost lose big lead, hold on to beat Nets NEW YORK — After the Sacramento Kings exhaled, they celebrated a milestone for Zach Randolph.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Ahmed, the stadium manager, stepped onto the field with a group of visitors, held out his hands and exhaled.
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The kids tried their best but it seemed as if every time they exhaled a foggy breath, the structure let out a loud creak.
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Many in Fair Haven, a town of 2,700 residents on the western edge of Vermont, exhaled, believing they had stopped America's next mass shooting.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Henrik Lundqvist visibly exhaled during his walk to the team dressing room after the Rangers' Game 21 victory over the Montreal Canadiens.
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Watch the video above to see your cloud of exhaled air in action and how far those germs can travel to your co-workers.
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As the Blue Caterpillar in Tim Burton's Alice and Wonderland, Rickman imbued his voice with the dusky smoke the character exhaled, unencumbered and unconcerned.
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Books of The Times Charles Lamb, the English essayist, hoped his last breath would be inhaled through a pipe and exhaled in a pun.
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For about a minute, you could hear Vonn taking forceful, staccato breaths repeatedly, and making a "whoosh"-ing noise as she exhaled through pursed lips.
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The exhaled breath emerges from the tube as bubbles, and the process of bubble formation causes oscillations of pressure in the air in the tube.
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Schwegler's other sculptures rested throughout the storefront, among a pungent scent of dust, as if they were left behind after Hazen exhaled its last breath.
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Someone standing within six feet of another infected person also stands the risk of breathing in the same droplets that are exhaled or coughed out.
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LONDON — Eating a striped candy cane on Friday evening, Richard H. McLaren, the Canadian lawyer who threw international sports into tumult this year, exhaled, finally.
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Nations around the world have all collectively exhaled, but there's still lingering uncertainty of how Macron will tackle jobs and other key issues affecting France.
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A few seconds later, Montgomery exhaled and tapped his chest to express his appreciation toward Aaron Hicks for going over the fence and catching the ball.
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To objectively measure their progress, they also had their breathing levels of carbon monoxide (a common toxin in cigarette smoke that lingers in exhaled air) monitored.
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The participants took a bite of bread and exhaled through their noses into the machine, so that the researchers could see which volatile compounds come out.
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This technology is now being used in asthmatics to detect the amount of nitric oxide in their exhaled air caused by inflammation in their lungs. 4.
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LONDON — Having feared a post-Brexit paralysis in the art market, the auction houses collectively exhaled at the end of the big contemporary sales week here.
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Chapman then recorded his 15th save by retiring Mitch Moreland and the Yankees exhaled after beating the Red Sox for the seventh time in 10 meetings.
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Driving from Porto in the north on Monday, I entered a ravaged landscape of blackened ground that exhaled smoke and seemed to be struggling for breath.
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"Additionally, (shortness of breath) symptoms improved after bariatric surgery, which was likely related to the improvement of respiratory mechanics and less air trapping" when patients exhaled.
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The Hawkeye State has — at least briefly — exhaled after the White House decided not to ramp up its trade conflict with Mexico, Iowa's second-largest export market.
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I took deep, icy breaths (cold from the force of my inhalation) and exhaled, blowing all my desk papers away with the force of a freight train.
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Then, they held a potted plant bearing a thriving colony of aphids over the arena, shook it gently, and exhaled on it, prompting the insects to drop.
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They held their breath when Robinson Chirinos sent a ball to deep left field and exhaled when Brett Gardner caught it with his back to the wall.
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Racism in America is like air — all around us, being constantly inhaled and exhaled, and if you are white, proving very beneficial to your health and survival.
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Recovering in Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, having just been filleted, solar plexus to navel, I exhaled into the plastic spirometer that measured my airflow.
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It breathes the same sunny-winter air that Vernon exhaled on much of Bon Iver's 22, A Million, a world apart from Sleep Well Beast's indoor humidity.
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The small study, being presented in Poland today, found about 99% less formaldehyde and carbon monoxide in the air exhaled by e-cigarette users than by traditional smokers.
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These aren't released into the air by the device, like what happens when you light up a tobacco cigarette, but they are exhaled back out by the user.
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The objective is to keep a running tally of CO2 as it's inhaled and exhaled by plants and soil microbes, but not merely in the here and now.
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The usual work-up for chronic cough often starts with a chest X-ray and a test called spirometry, which measures the volume of inhaled and exhaled air.
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Some MERS patients infected many others after they were put on machines to help them breathe — the mechanisms helped spew viral particles into the air as they exhaled.
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We agree with the English writer Charles Lamb, who hoped that "the last breath I draw in this world will be through a pipe, and exhaled in a pun."
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The results were measured up to an hour after consumption using selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry, a piece of equipment which analyses trace gases and compounds in exhaled breath.
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Pulling off his winter coat on that freezing February morning, the then-bearded veteran GOP operative shook my hand and exhaled for a minute, gathering himself before a television appearance.
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Etta crouched into proper form, per her triweekly training with Eric Cafferty, her coach, and confidently exhaled as she lifted a chalk-dusted barbell bearing 21 pounds off the floor.
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The study, which is being presented in Poland on Friday, found about 99% less formaldehyde and carbon monoxide in the air exhaled by e-cigarette users than by traditional smokers.
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The business community exhaled a collective sigh of relief over the weekend after President Donald Trump took tariffs against Mexico off the table and pulled back from another trade war.
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Staffers exhale Staffers nonetheless exhaled with a certain amount of relief after Comey concluded his three-hour grilling without any major new revelations about the Trump campaign's connections to Russia.
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That's because the retrofit adopting post-combustion carbon capture technology will annually extract more than 1.6 million tons of carbon dioxide that would otherwise be exhaled into the Texas sky.
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Rangers 4, Panthers 2 Rick Nash did not whoop, because he never does, but he exhaled as his shoulders drooped in relief Monday after his first goal since Dec. 30.
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Some voters found it amusing when Hunter exhaled plumes of smoke from his vape pen during two congressional committee hearings to protest a proposed ban on e-cigarettes on planes.
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"His shirt was torn off and he could see blood spurt out of the hole when he exhaled and suck back into him when he tried to inhale," Bowden writes.
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Vertex last month released impressive data from clinical trials of two proposed triple combinations showing highly statistically significant improvements in volume of air exhaled in a standard lung function test.
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Expecting his bullet to strike slightly high, he rested the cross hairs below the man's chest, slowly exhaled and eased the trigger back until he felt the rifle's light kick.
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Eilish first surfaced with her fabulously titled Don't Smile at Me EP (2017), which included the lead single "Ocean Eyes," a slowly exhaled puff of air lined with pop surfaces.
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J.T. finally made it to the end (of course he did, dude hits 100 MPH heaters with steady hands for a living) ... and we all exhaled with him as he celebrated.
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The LEVLhome works by detecting the amount of acetone in an exhaled breath, which is an indicator of fat burned, and converting that into a quantifiable number on the companion app.
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The Nets then exhaled as Kyle Lowry missed a left-wing 3-point attempt with 49 seconds left and Fred VanVleet missed a 294-point shot right before the final buzzer.
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Below is the premiere of the video for "Centipede," a somnambulant slip of a song, with a shuffled beat and a wistfully exhaled melody inspired by Wilson's bout of writers block.
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The right cues — a whiff of exhaled carbon dioxide, warmth, a bit of body odor, other mysterious elements of animal smell — have to be there, or mosquitoes won't take the risk.
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After his election, the drug industry exhaled when the health care section of his transition website included more traditional Republican (and industry-friendly) priorities and did not mention the negotiation provision.
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The Nets then exhaled as Kyle Lowry missed a left-wing 3-point attempt with 49 seconds left and Fred VanVleet missed a 3-point shot right before the final buzzer.
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When the news broke that Redding, California, mom Sherri Papini was found safe on Thanksgiving morning after being missing for three weeks, residents exhaled with relief, the city's mayor tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Seahawks stop Rams' high-powered offense in win LOS ANGELES — Pete Carroll finally exhaled after the Seattle Seahawks held on for a 16-10 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.
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But because some of the gasses are reabsorbed and then exhaled in your breath—I would not suggest you make it an 'art form' or you may just have really bad breath.
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Free traders exhaled a sigh of relief after it was announced recently that President Trump was backing away from his campaign promise to rip apart the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Wearing bright colors is also not a wise choice, since she hunts by both sight and smell, the latter depending chiefly on the amount of carbon dioxide exhaled by the potential target.
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Wall Street exhaled heavily Friday on news that job creation in both the public and private sectors accelerated and defied some of the recent speculation that the economy had reached full employment.
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Other teenagers may simply find themselves wanting to sample flavors with names like "German Chocolate Beefcake" or be drawn to e-cigarettes by mesmerizing videos of tricks done with the exhaled vapor.
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Goff helps Rams stop Saints eight-game winning streak LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Rams held back the New Orleans Saints 26-20 on Sunday, and afterward head coach Sean McVay exhaled.
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Scientists from the Ocean Alliance have been working with roboticists to create a drone that can collect the mucus-like substance that's exhaled out of the blowholes on the tops of whales' heads.
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As I squeezed my now adult-sized arm into the tube to grab a stack, I exhaled and took this as a sign that I was going to survive this two-week adventure.
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Some researchers have put forward the "exposure theory," which suggests that airborne traces of opiates exhaled from patients' mouths in the operating room can slowly sensitize anesthesiologists and lead to them getting hooked.
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We were at Book Soup in L.A. at the time, and when I asked him for it the people in the room kind of collectively held their breath, then exhaled when he finished.
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Developed by Max Dovey, an artist and researcher at the Institute of Network Cultures, Breath repurposes a medical tool called a spirometer that measures how much air is inhaled and exhaled by your lungs.
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When he learned he would be set free, he said, "Thank you, thank you," and exhaled deeply before he was seen raising his hands over his head as he walked back to his cell.
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To test this theory, Cancer Research UK have launched a two-year trial into a clinical device, called the Breath Biopsy, to find out if exhaled airborne molecules can be useful for cancer detection.
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After the adventure of last week's ambitious staging of "Erwartung" and "Bluebeard's Castle," two operas the New York Philharmonic doesn't dust off every day, the orchestra and its music director, Jaap van Zweden, exhaled.
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Thinking about the dangerous state of my profession in the country I've called home for seven years, I took a deep breath and exhaled, hoping this was the closest I'd get to the real thing.
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It was the year emo exhaled its last dying breath, Pussycat Dolls happened, and the best selling album was the High School Musical soundtrack, followed by Justin Timberlake's Futuresex/Lovesounds and Loose by Nelly Furtado.
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With live-streamed coverage of nearly 12 hours of fanfare between South Korea President Moon Jae-in and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, viewers around the world exhaled a collective sigh of relief and anticipation.
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I was absent-mindedly bopping along to it while I exhaled my long day and relaxed into the beat, enjoying the pieces of my old life filled with dancing that I could still hold onto.
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America's legal weed consumers and entrepreneurs exhaled a sigh of relief Monday morning after the Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit filed by Nebraska and Oklahoma against Colorado over the state's legalization and regulation of marijuana.
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In its evocation of a city transformed by sectarian violence, it foreshadows his later poem about Jerusalem: Murder has changed the city's shape—this stone is a child's head— and this smoke is exhaled from human lungs.
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He lit the bowl with a red Bic, sucked in the smoke, and exhaled slowly, leaving a thick cloud around his perfectly picked two-inch afro, before cutting through the haze with a slow-motion karate chop.
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Why sit and hear Ms. Alcorn's simple, slowly exhaled harmonies when across the room Mr. Wooley was playing fabulous long tones, blowing into what looked like a sheet of metal and making a music of blistery reconstitution?
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But back in September, we had never even heard of the coronavirus, so it didn't matter when someone touched their hands to your shoulders, shoved their chest into your back, exhaled hot breathy screams in your face.
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After Wuhan was walled, after the World Health Organization declared an emergency, we continued to go to conferences and boarded cruise ships and not think about the harmless spherical Staphylococcus aureus we exhaled in vibrant microbial clouds.
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Though I enjoyed the vibes and the people at Vaper Expo 2016, I couldn't really deal with my nostrils becoming moistened each time I exhaled through them, and the lack of variety in the more adult flavors.
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As we climbed a low rise that hugged the back of the Catholic cemetery, no flames were visible, only puffs of steam where the dirt exhaled excess heat and the grass stubbornly refused to don its icy cap.
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Another one of these officials told me, "The allegation swirling out there that somehow this was dreamed up by the Americans to get him to Sweden, so he could end up back in America—" He stopped and exhaled.
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According to the study, there's been little data about the amount and infectiousness of flu virus found in typical exhaled breath compared to coughing, sneezing, or touching infected surfaces—the ways we typically think the flu can spread.
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Informing her that I cover Indigenous issues as a reporter and am an enrolled member of the Sappony Tribe, I exhaled deeply as I listened to what's become a familiar response: I, too, am Native American, she said.
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As someone who is tasked with asking Congress members questions, I can attest that on more than one occasion lawmakers have exhaled a sigh of relief when they make it past a line of reporters without being addressed.
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Despite those plays, it was a struggle to the finish for the Celtics, who exhaled when Brook Lopez missed a 271-foot 265-pointer with 23 seconds remaining and again when Acy missed a 276-footer with 83 left.
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Analyzing hormones in feces — in addition to newer efforts to study the vapor exhaled from the animals' blowholes — provides scientists an objective way to test what is stressing the whales and whether efforts to improve their habitats are working.
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Did you then stick around for long enough to hear the resurrection of Steps, like a gorgeous death rattle exhaled from the ruin of a group that couldn't decide whether it wanted to split up for good throughout the entire 2000s?
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Y. lipolytica thrives on nitrogen, which can be mined from urea, a compound found in urine, and carbon, which could be harvested from the carbon dioxide gas exhaled by astronauts, or from other in situ sources such as the Martian atmosphere.
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Bevespi Aerosphere - a combination of two kinds of drugs known as LAMA and LABA - was as good as GSK's Anoro in improving peak breathing levels when patients exhaled but it failed to match Anoro on trough measures, AstraZeneca said on Thursday.
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They had people stick their faces in a machine aptly called the Gesundheit II for 30 minutes, captured samples from natural breathing, speaking, coughing, and sneezing and then examined the infectivity of the tiny droplets suspended in that exhaled air.
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The death rate from measles, which is spread by airborne droplets exhaled by an infected person, is relatively low — a fraction of 1 percent of cases in developed countries, but higher elsewhere — though it can do lasting harm to some survivors.
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It is even more intimate than our daily doublings: living in the same town, walking where many have walked before, breathing the air they once exhaled, creating worlds from the same 26 letters so many others have handled before I came this way.
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But when I exhaled on a jar of unfed bugs, I was thoroughly creeped out at how fast they scrambled up the accordion-folded piece of paper that was their home (the folds give them plenty of nooks and crannies to hide in).
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That can damage the alveoli or lung sacs and they have to work harder to carry out their function of supplying oxygen to the blood that circulates throughout our body and removing carbon dioxide from the blood so that it can be exhaled.
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The closer and sooner another person is to the exhaled smoke or breath, the more of a whiff they might catch; for anyone farther than a few feet away, there is too little of the virus in the air to be any danger.
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Sean Evans, the unflappable host, began to ask him a question, and DJ Snake, frantic, got up from his seat, took off his leopard-collar denim jacket, exhaled deeply, took a swig of milk, and accused Mr. Evans of lying about eating equally hot wings.
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Scientists know how much energy is used during the metabolic processes that create the carbon dioxide we breathe out, so they can work backwards to deduce that, for example, a human who has exhaled 15 liters of carbon dioxide must have used 94 calories of energy.
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Mixed into the contents of a granary, his beans would report continuously on the temperature and humidity, both of which encourage rotting if they are too high, and on carbon-dioxide levels, which reflect the amount of insect breath exhaled, and thus the level of infestation.
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Scientists know how much energy is used during the metabolic processes that create the carbon dioxide we breathe out, so they can work backwards to deduce that, for example, a human who has exhaled 15 litres of carbon dioxide must have used 94 calories of energy.
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"Traders exhaled a sigh of relief, for combined with last week's tepid wage growth data, nothing suggests that inflation has gotten to a point that forces the Fed to quicken its step down the path to normalization," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Because exhaled measles can stay alive for up to two hours in the air or on surfaces, health officials have issued a precautionary alert for anyone who may have been exposed to the person as they traveled throughout the city and surrounding counties from February 16 to 21.
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With animated coach Park Chae-sun barking instructions and thumping his chest between arrows, a fired-up Ku led off the final by piercing the inner gold circle for three successive 10's and stormed to a 4-0 lead before world number four Valladont had barely exhaled.
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At the American International Exhibition in Moscow, for example, he included fashion shows, current art by the likes of Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning and, to show how ordinary Americans lived, appliances like washing machines, dryers and electric ranges, which exhaled the aroma of baking cakes made from Betty Crocker mixes.
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The words that had come out of my mouth that afternoon, words that I exhaled in between mouthfuls of sprouts, words that I can't remember in any recognizable order, words that have come unstuck in my own home video of the event, words that I might have imagined, words that might never have been said in the first place, didn't matter.
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Read more: This ER doctor is about to debut the first marijuana breathalyzer, and he's already raised $35 million from investors including the creator of 'Law & Order'A small study with some important limitationsSo in its new study, Hound aimed to show that its handheld device could reliably spot the fine traces of marijuana exhaled by a group of 20 volunteers who smoked, vaped, and used edibles.
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Read more:E-cigarette advocates are furious about San Francisco's new ban, and a public health official said it's an 'ideological vendetta' that will ultimately hurt smokers A vape pen exploded in a teenager's mouth, fracturing his jaw and leaving a hole in his chin Spirit Airlines reportedly banned a passenger for life after he vaped at his seat, exhaled in a bag, and set off the smoke alarm mid-flight Flavored e-cigarettes could be bad for heart health, researchers say
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For example, putting the baby to sleep on its back, which is thought to reduce "rebreathing," or breathing in exhaled carbon dioxide; exclusive breastfeeding without formula (breast milk wards off infections)—and while SIDS studies haven't determined any specific amount of time, the AAP and World Health Organization recommend breastfeeding for at least the first six months; avoiding tobacco exposure; and eschewing bumper-lined cribs draped with matching blankets for more spartan sleep surfaces with only a firm mattress covered in a tight, fitted sheet.
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Mr. McGuire, who is a founder and a director of the University of Manchester's Center for New Writing, in England, hasn't written a postmodern or self-consciously literary novel here; rather, he's exhaled his knowledge of literature into a gripping thriller that pulses with echoes of countless classics, from Melville's "Moby-Dick" (an ill-fated whaling expedition, a fascination with evil and the destructive element in nature and in man) to Poe's "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket" (a hallucinatory journey to the South Pole, where extremes of weather fuel existential questions of identity and death).
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All of this was in keeping with their detailed itinerary, curated by Robert and Co. Some highlights: Stan and Maggie posing with Elmo on Forty-second Street, Elmo swindling Ron of twenty bucks; Ron and Lisa and Stan and Maggie standing in the wrong line for the ferry; Ron and Stan climbing to the crown of the Statue of Liberty, Ron sweating, Stan disgusted; Maggie at Ellis Island counting every exhaled breath over the course of a half hour until Ron begged her to please stop, sweetheart; Lisa getting teary thinking of her great-grandparents at the Immigration Museum while Ron focussed on a nearby woman, in particular her New World cleavage; Stan pretending to be an airplane in front of the 9/11 Memorial, Ron horrified and chasing after him, briefly resembling the second airplane; Ron and Lisa and Stan and Maggie waiting an hour for cheeseburgers and noodle kugel, Maggie and Stan panicking over their devices' dwindling battery percentages, Ron staring into the ominously innocuous distance.
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