Sentence examples for contributions of fluid from inspiring English sources

Phase angle reflects the relative contributions of fluid (resistance) and cellular membranes (reactance) of the human body.

Phase angle reflects the relative contributions of fluid (resistance) and cellular membranes (capacitance) of the human body.

Phase angle reflects the relative contributions of fluid (R) and cellular membranes (Xc) and is positively associated with capacitance and negatively with resistance [ 11].

Study of poroelastic rebound helps to better understand the contributions of fluid-flow processes in shaping the transient stress field and evolving earthquake hazard (e.g., Peltzer et al., 1998; Hughes et al., 2010) and to gain insights on the permeability/porosity structure of and fluid flow in subduction zone systems (e.g., Nur and Walder 1990).

Many authors report slow GI recovery as a complication, which makes it difficult to separate the contributions of fluid-dependent and fluid-independent adverse events to the length of hospital stay [ 17].

The contribution of fluid entrapment to the SIFs is investigated through an extensive parametric analysis.

Specifically, we consider (1) the contribution of fluid flow in response to coseismic pressure changes in the lithosphere to the postseismic deformation and (2) the role of fluids rising from the subducting slab in the volcanic arc of NE Japan in producing localized weakening of the lower crust.

Investigation of intracrustal faults is important not only to understand their relationships with intracrustal earthquakes (e.g., Yadav et al. 2013) but also the contribution of fluid interactions between the mantle and crust in generating earthquakes (e.g., Sano et al. 2014).

The contribution of fluid management and diastolic dysfunction to elevation of BNP was also evaluated.

Beside these possible causes, we wanted to assess the contribution of fluid used for irrigation in the SMILE procedure.

If Pe < 1, diffusion outpaces the speeds of fluid motion and the contribution of fluid motion to particle transport are minimal (Goldstein et al., 2008).