As a member of the powerful House of Wittelsbach, Ernst could marshal support from his extensive family connections throughout the Catholic houses of the empire; he also had contacts in important canonic establishments at Salzburg, Trier, Würzburg, and Münster that could exert collateral pressure.
Treatment against P. falciparum exerts substantial collateral pressure against sympatric P. vivax, jeopardizing future use of mefloquine against P. vivax.
At such a moment, liquidating collateral can put pressure on other positions carried by an institution, the B.I.S. noted.
A thrombus in the splenic vein causes the venous out flow to return to the portal vein by the way of low pressure collaterals namely the short gastric veins, the veins of the upper half of the stomach, the coronary vein and the gastroepiploic veins [ 3].
By subdividing the borrowers into "solidarity groups" of four or five members each, Ademi substitutes peer pressure for collateral.
In the ethical world, brands entrusted the resulting experience with the reviewer and used corporate collateral and not monetary pressure to help sway positive exposure.
Second, the Obama Administration asserts it can compel the Taliban's eventual participation in a political process on U.S. terms by imposing higher levels of military pressure (including "collateral damage" to a substantial number of Afghan civilians).
However, in collateral growth with its pressure gradient driven increase in flow the much weaker FSS, which the viscous drag of flowing blood exerts on the endothelial lining, is the determining force [ 8, 17, 35, 49, 85, 114, 142, 145, 149].
Although it is unlikely that these small changes in flow are an important primary effect in the development of hypoperfusion, increased metabolic rate with increased CBF may indicate pressure-dependent collateral flow potentially in regions embolized during CPB.
This could be due to a different mechanism such as diastolic perfusion time, isovolumic ventricular relaxation, end-diastolic pressure, and collaterals.
The fluid infusion from the upper extremity easily exceeded the drainage capacity of the collateral pathways, which increased venous pressure and promoted upper body edema.
