Sentence examples for a marked volume from inspiring English sources

However, the interplay between tissue and surface forces is rather complex, and there is a marked volume dependence of the shaping influence of surface forces.

The imprecise use of these terms may reflect the fact that a quantitative assessment of a patient's volume status is not easily achieved in clinical practice, particularly in outpatients and, as long as the patient does not display clinical signs of a marked volume deficit, is seldom performed.

Tumours appeared at the same time in all the animals, but mice harbouring cells from the shRNAi clone in both temporal stages developed tumours with a marked volume reduction.

However, an uncontrolled fluid restriction attitude (diuretics or ultrafiltration) could result in marked volume depletion and subsequent organ hypoperfusion.

One particular aging-dependent and compelling phenomenon is the marked volume change of the cathode material due to insertion and de-insertion of lithium ions.

Activation of this channel likely contributes to the high levels of aldosterone produced in response to marked volume depletion or hyperkalemia.

This suggests that inhibition of the renin−angiotensin system may be helpful to prevent AF in patients whose atria are exposed to marked volume or pressure overload by systolic or diastolic dysfunction.

We found evidence for a marked excluded-volume effect in untreated hepatic tissue from ob/ob livers that was resolved in defatted-dried tissue.

The onset of the rubbery state is indicated by a marked increase in volume, caused by the increased molecular motion.

This increase also coincides with a marked increase in volume and a change in milk composition.

Our data show that a very low amount of fat (2 g fat in 4 ml of high-fat emulsion) nevertheless achieved a marked gall bladder volume change of 27%.