in respiratory chain vs in the respiratory chain

Some examples from the web:

• 24-year-old female near-drowning victim in respiratory arrest for possibly three minutes.
• In some dogs and cats, a decrease in respiratory rate may occur.
• I'm with a male in respiratory distress.
• Chief, victims are in respiratory distress.
• But he's in respiratory failure.
• Restrained driver, TC in respiratory distress.
• She's in respiratory distress and renal failure.
• I found ventricular fibrillation on the respiratory muscles which resulted in respiratory paralysis.
• Detection of specific Legionella antigen in respiratory secretion or direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) staining of the organism in respiratory secretion or lung tissue using evaluated monoclonal reagents.
• Squinting suggests a sensitivity to light, slight decrease in respiratory function, the mascara under your right eye is crooked.
• What are you doing here? - Thirteen-year-old in respiratory distress.
• The I.V.I.G. put him in respiratory failure.
• This hospital is specialized in respiratory diseases
• This will allow us to take better consideration of the upsurge in respiratory illnesses such as asthma, bronchitis and emphysema.
• [Wheezing] Bert, she's in respiratory distress.
• And I imagine Dr. Breeland never showed them to you because you've never shown an interest in respiratory ailments.
• Pigs: to promote recovery of respiration and to reduce coughing in respiratory tract infections with concurrent antibiotic therapy.
• Detection of Legionella pneumophila antigen in respiratory secretions or lung tissue e.g. by DFA staining using monoclonal-antibody derived reagents
• Detection of Legionella spp. nucleic acid in respiratory secretions, lung tissue or any normally sterile site
• Under the second-reading deal reached in late November with the Portuguese presidency, the amount of PM2.5 and other gases in ambient air which are the suspected cause of the growth in respiratory illnesses such as asthma, bronchitis and emphysema, would be reduced.

Some examples from the web:

• When given by inhalation as in Sanohex, salbutamol directly activates the beta2-receptors in the respiratory system.
• Says here there was a frothing of fluid in the respiratory tract.
• The mouth and nose play no part in the respiratory process.
• All gross pathological changes should be recorded for each animal with particular attention to any changes in the respiratory tract.
• Therefore, the different cloud size/ shape or the humid environment that exists in the respiratory tree may be relevant.
• When given by inhalation as in Sabumalin, salbutamol directly activates the beta2-receptors in the respiratory system.
• - concerns for adverse local effects in the respiratory tract as a consequence of repeated inhalation exposure in all occupational exposure scenarios.
• For example, epidemiological studies show that both soluble and insoluble nickel compounds (at opposite ends of the range of solubility) have local carcinogenic effects in the respiratory tract.
• The treatment did not completely eliminate all bacteria in the respiratory system and some birds still showed the disease; however, the number of affected animals was significantly smaller than in an untreated group of birds.
• Tylvalosin is widely distributed in tissues with the highest concentrations found in the respiratory tissues, bile, intestinal mucosa, spleen, kidney and liver.
• Necropsies should be performed as soon as possible, normally within a day or two. All gross pathological changes should be recorded for each animal with particular attention to any changes in the respiratory tract.
• Aspergillus fungal infections begin in the respiratory system (in the nose, sinuses, or lungs) because the spores of the fungus are found in the air we breathe every day.
• this special classification would occur only when more severe organ effects including in the respiratory system are not observed.
• Cage-side observations should include changes in the skin and fur, eyes, and mucous membranes; changes in the respiratory and circulatory systems, changes in the nervous system, and changes in somatomotor activity and behaviour patterns.
• No injuries to the respiratory system that I can see.
• No injuries to the respiratory system that I can see.
• It just so happens it shuts down the respiratory system and causes death.
• And attacks both the respiratory system and the skin.
• Hepatitis won't follow us into the respiratory system.
• C.O.D. is paralysis of the respiratory system.