Sentence examples for altered pressures from inspiring English sources

The conversion or processing of shale, coal, or petroleum involves elevated temperatures and altered pressures, and under these conditions polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons are likely to form.

The memorandum, provided to The Times by Dr. Smith, urged him to consider the "abruptly altered pressures on the hospital, the university and, in fact, the community of medicine," and to "refrain from your critical public and private activism".

A hand-held, servo-controlled tissue palpation device (SCPD) was developed to measure the pressure pain characteristics of human tissue for disease states linked to altered pressure-pain sensitivity.

This was explained by the prolonged relaxation and altered pressure-volume chamber relations [ 24].

Caveat: 10 μl is a large volume to infuse into the CSF of a mouse and it is possible that the infusion may alter pressures and flows with the brain.

The ability to transiently alter pressure is clinically measured using an index referred to as the baroreflex sensitivity (La Rovere et al. 2008).

For instance, McCormick et al. [ 23] have shown that control insoles alter pressure distributions relative to a no insole condition, and this pressure shift could affect KAM magnitude [ 4].

However, recent evidence has suggested that even flat insoles can alter pressure distributions under the foot during gait [ 23], and thus it remains a possibility that KAMs could be influenced as well.

Human activities have led to radically altered selection pressures in various environments through, for example, pollution by antimicrobial drugs.

Accordingly, in this paper we focus on heritable traits likely to be strongly influenced by the altered selection pressures that result from biased patterns of habitat loss.

Additionally, altered environmental pressures exerted on a pathogen host interaction impacts upon the pathogenic balance, driving pathoadaptive evolution and potentially giving rise to highly adapted and hypervirulent pathogens.