Forced expiratory flow at 25% point to the 75% point of Forced Vital Capacity, a technique that assess exhalation of an individual to help characterize their lung disease. FEF 25-75 is one of many pulmonary function tests, FEV1 being the most common.
some other examples: FVC, FEV1, DLCO, and TLC, FEV1/FVC, FEF 25-75 percent, FEF 50 percent, FEF 75 percent, FEF 75 to 85 percent, FEV3/FVC percent
Important reason why FEV1 is used more than FEF25-75 from
"FEF25-75% is the average expired flow over the middle half of the FVC manoeuvre and is regarded as a more sensitive measure of small airways narrowing than FEV1. Unfortunately FEF25-75% has a wide range of normality, is less reproducible than FEV1, and is difficult to interpret if the VC (or FVC) is reduced or increased." -
2575 - 33% = 1,725.25
33% of $2,575.00= 33% * 2575= 0.33 * 2575= $849.75
forced expiratory flow
33% of 2575.00= 33% * 2575= 0.33 * 2575= 849.75
forced expiratory flow
2575 = 2,575
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Union Pacific FEF Series was created in 1937.
No. 2575 cannot go into any positive number which is smaller than 2575.
128.75
They are... FFFFEF FEF GAG FFFFEF FC FFFFEF FEF GGAG FFFFEF FC
25 x something = 2575 something = 2575/25 something = 103 your answer is 103