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. 2015 Apr 24;14:38. doi: 10.1186/s12938-015-0034-4

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Inter-airway temperature (T _a), absolute humidity (AH) and ASL water equivalent height (H _e,ASL) distribution from rest to maximal change during inhalation of ambient air at T = 23°C, RH = 45% (AH = 9.2g H₂O/m³ dry air). Arrows indicate direction of change. Non-dimensional airway position (X/L), defines the ratio of distance from anterior nasal valve to the posterior choanae within the two airways. = commencement of inhalation, = intermediate value, = maximal reduction during inhalation. ∆ = Keck et al. [7], ○ = Wiesmiller et al. [57], ◊ = Lindemann et al. [58], □ = Lindemann et al. [59].

Inline graphic — Inter-airway temperature (T _a), absolute humidity (AH) and ASL water equivalent height (H _e,ASL) distribution from rest to maximal change during inhalation of ambient air at T = 23°C, RH = 45% (AH = 9.2g H₂O/m³ dry air). Arrows indicate direction of change. Non-dimensional airway position (X/L), defines the ratio of distance from anterior nasal valve to the posterior choanae within the two airways. = commencement of inhalation, = intermediate value, = maximal reduction during inhalation. ∆ = Keck et al. [7], ○ = Wiesmiller et al. [57], ◊ = Lindemann et al. [58], □ = Lindemann et al. [59].