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Theoretically, if you were able to match your internal thoracic pressure with the atmospheric pressure in water (I guess it applies to air also), would you be able to hold your breath longer assuming you weren't expending too much of your oxygen resources?

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Theoretically, if you were able to match your internal thoracic pressure with the atmospheric pressure in water (I guess it applies to air also), would you be able to hold your breath longer assuming you weren't expending too much of your oxygen resources?	1