Sentence examples for bypass under from inspiring English sources

Natural gradient tracer tests using bromide and Rhodamine-WT confirmed groundwater bypass under the wall.

It is found that the novel ejector has relatively high entrainment ratio and low critical back pressure compared to the ejector without bypass under the design condition.

"All he really needs is a cape and a big red S on his chest," said Frank Maybry, 53, who underwent a quadruple bypass under Dr. Fuzesi's hands several weeks ago.

Objective: To evaluate the risk of neurologic complications caused by an epidural hematoma in a series of patients who had coronary artery bypass graft surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass under combined general and thoracic epidural anesthesia (TEA).

But one full-service medical center that is leading the lobbying campaign against specialty hospitals, Sioux Valley Hospital in South Dakota, estimates that it makes nearly $1,500 for a typical coronary bypass under Medicare, while it loses almost $1,800 treating a case of simple pneumonia and $2,500 on a patient with kidney failure.

In this, it matches Nord Stream, a similar bypass under the Baltic (see map).South Stream may stymie a rival EU effort, Nabucco, which was meant to bring gas from the Caspian and Central Asia to western Europe through the Balkans.

Small countries generally see the commission as an ally and several worry that it would be bypassed under the new plan, but the paper seeks to reassure them by making several references to the commission's role.

Two villages could be bypassed under plans for a new nuclear power plant.

In practice, the second stage is bypassed under this condition, and experimental results for 4×4 TBs are therefore not presented.

Recently, DNA lesion-carryover into the M phase has been shown with fewer than 20 foci of γH2AX per nucleus in the ATM-mutated background after X-ray or γ-ray irradiation [12], implying that cell cycle checkpoints are bypassed under a small number of lesions with compromised damage checkpoint response.

As a second example, the bacterial NfuA protein functions as a Fe-S cluster transfer protein that is essential for maturation of dedicated Fe-S proteins such as aconitase particularly in the presence of oxygen or oxidative stress conditions, yet can be bypassed under low oxygen conditions (Angelini et al., 2008; Bandyopadhyay et al., 2008; Py et al., 2012).