Sentence examples for augmentation of flow from inspiring English sources

As a long term solution, it referred to augmentation of flow of Ganges waters (Government of India 1977).

Normal venous vasculature shows venous flow at baseline and augmentation of flow with calf compression and phasic respiratory ventilation with increased flow during expiration.

I hope you will take steps to ensure this flow… West Bengal is also very much concerned at the stalemate on augmentation of flow at Farakka which is of paramount importance for meeting the ultimate requirements of India and Bangladesh.

Compared to normal subjects, in diabetics augmentation of flow was more (fig 3B), in order to compensate for the reduced CO response during recovery.

The apparent rate constant of dyestuffs degradation by ozonation increased with the augmentation of ozone air flow rate from 5 to 10 l min−1, but it did not change in the range of 10 15 l min−1.

Interestingly, there is a giant augmentation of the flow rates both in axial and in lateral directions for case III due to the aiding part of Lorentz force being greatly larger than retarding one in certain parameter ranges of phase of the magnetic field relative to the electrical field.

The agreement provided for setting up a Joint Committee consisting of an equal number of representatives nominated by the two countries to evolve a long term solution for the augmentation of water flow of Ganges during the lean season (The Indo-Bangladesh MoU 1985).

Reuse options for a specific location must take into account the water quantity, water quality, latitude, longitude, altitude, and local climatic conditions, as well as criticality and prioritization of needs (e.g. drinking, irrigation, livestock watering, industry, augmentation of surface flow).

The antianginal properties of nitrates can be attributed to the augmentation of coronary flow and to the decrease in the heart's oxygen consumption that they cause.

Simultaneously, there is an attempt to maintain regional microvascular perfusion by a compensatory augmentation of regional flow to the exercising muscle.

This augmentation of blood flow was statistically significant regardless of plaster cast in all positions except elevation of the leg (no cast, p = 0.75; casting, p = 0.13) (Table I).