0 present participle of aspirate --
1 to breathe out air when pronouncing a plosive consonant sound --
This is a feeding tube, permanently attached through the abdomen into the stomach, which reduces the risk of aspirating food and provides better nutritional management.
A reverse or inverse sprinkler would operate by aspirating the surrounding fluid instead.
Because the pump configuration of these skimmers is similar to that of aspirating pump skimmers, the power consumption advantages are also similar.
This allows the patient's stomach to empty and decreases the opportunity of aspirating stomach content while placed under an anesthetizing agent.
The most difficult of these is keeping the animal from aspirating its stomach contents while put asleep during surgery.
For instance, a 'wet' voice, which may indicate pharyngeal paresis with pooling of secretions in the valleculae and pyriform sinuses,98 occurs only in one-third of those aspirating.
An effort was made to obtain a constant volume of cytoplasm by aspirating to the bend of the needle situated at approximately 1000 m from the tip.
Cr in serum, on the other hand, was detected by aspirating the undiluted samples directly in the atomic absorption spectrophotometer.
