Sentence examples for a comparable volume from inspiring English sources
A comparable volume of oil seems to have naturally dissolved in the water column, or dispersed on its own, or simply evaporated.
The theory circulated that the Klan had been scared off by the size of the counter-protest, and had postponed their rally to gather a comparable volume of paraders of their own.
The company, which participates in a voluntary program to bag and burn old insulating foam in refrigerators, expects to receive a comparable volume of old refrigerators during the next decade.
In the follow-up images, a VOI at an analogous anatomical position and of a comparable volume was drawn.
The MammoSite™ applicator has been shown in two dosimetric studies to treat a comparable volume to multicatheter-based interstitial implants.
The risk associated with storage of carbon dioxide in the subsurface can be reduced by removal of a comparable volume of existing brines (e.g. Buscheck et al., 2011).
After central venous access, Sprague Dawley rats underwent cecal ligation and intestinal puncture (CLIP) with an 18 G needle without antibiotic cover and received either saline, or an infusion of comparable volume of saline containing midazolam (0.6 mg.kg-1.h-1) or dexmedetomidine (5 ug.kg-1.h-1) for 8 hours.
18 In patients with cardiac arrest, a comparable bolus volume was administered without clinically relevant pulmonary congestion.
All chemistries were dissolved and injected in a comparable end volume of saline after which the animals were examined for obvious side effects of the chemistries.
Recent data were interpreted to indicate a comparable intravascular volume effect for crystalloids, challenging the occasionally suggested advantage of using colloids to treat hypovolemia.
Significantly higher pulmonary capillary permeability in the presence of a comparable filling volume implies either greater extravasation of fluid into the lung due to increases in permeability, or changes in the transcapillary oncotic pressure gradient, or an impairment of fluid clearance, or a combination of the three.
