The phrase "actually fluid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is genuinely or truly fluid, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in discussions about ideas, processes, or situations that are adaptable or changeable.
Example: "The project's timeline is actually fluid, allowing us to make adjustments as needed based on feedback."
Alternatives: "truly flexible" or "genuinely adaptable."
Porosity is the volume percentage of "void" (actually fluid- or air-filled) space in a rock, whereas permeability is defined as the rate of flow of water at a given pressure gradient through a unit volume.
So last night, even though it was still a joke, it was actually fluid and real.
Especially with the use of a non-invasive technique and the PLR being part of routine practice, it would be very instructive to know which and how many patients from the general ICU population are actually fluid responsive or likely to be exposed to excess fluid administration.
A child's prospects are actually more fluid elsewhere, not just in the most equal countries, like Denmark or Sweden, but even in countries like Canada that have moderate levels of inequality, as I demonstrate in a forthcoming paper in the Journal of Economic Perspectives.
Morange (2000b) distinguishes two central "hard facts" that can be retained from this actually highly fluid and contested research field.
"The fact that you can actually change fluid circulation in the crustal rocks with tides to the point where you are breaking rock is serious stuff.
However, with glass the surface tension gradient is positive, and as a result the thermocapillary flow would actually drive fluid from the cold periphery to the hot center [14].
Because I was AFAB (assigned female at birth) and look like a very classically "feminine" woman, some have the misconception that I'm not actually gender fluid.
Ordered and actually administered fluid resuscitation volumes were recorded.
A number of studies conducted in various clinical settings have repeatedly demonstrated that PPV actually predicts fluid responsiveness [ 11].
In HV, the grade of blood dilution was found to be 42 % indicating that only about 30%% of the actually administered fluid volume remained intravascular at the same time point of measurement.
