Sentence examples for decrease of fluid from inspiring English sources

The model captured with success the hierarchical linking nature of the categories during monotonic increase (respectively, decrease) of fluid throughputs (respectively, gas density) from LIR to HIR through TR.

Conclusion: These results suggest that angiotensin II caused constriction of the peripheral vascular smooth muscle resulting in an increase of arterial blood pressure and a decrease of regional blood flow, followed by a decrease of fluid volume and then a reduction of either the pressure within the socket or of the eruptive force.

It reveals that the increasing values of Q results in the decrease of fluid and dust phase velocity.

Towards the fluid of high viscosity, the impact of slip effect between solid fluid under vibration on porosity variation cannot be neglected, with the decrease of fluid shear force and adhesive layer thickness.

In general, producing from a hydrocarbon reservoir may result in a decrease of fluid pressure and thus a subsequent increase of effective overburden load on porous reservoir rock, which will compact the reservoir rock and alter the detailed pore geometry (as a matter of course, injection into a reservoir will have the opposite situation).

They are interpreted as dilution of saline fluids by "flooding" with additional low-salinity water from slab dehydration that are no longer consumed by serpentinization once it has reached completion (full red arrow), or by a decrease of fluid fraction due to fluid migration toward the arc (dashed red arrow, see Fig. 3).

Also, be noted that for the same value of the parameter λ 1, the increasing of magnetic parameter values result in decreasing velocity of fluid flow (the velocity amplitudes decrease if the values of the magnetic parameter increase).

Thus, the decrease of the fluid pressure coefficient in the shale system is accompanied by a great deal of free gas loss.

Firstly, a decrease of tubular fluid to the diluting segments of the nephron can be caused by a diminished GFR, an increased absorption of sodium and water in the proximal tubules or both.

The evaluation of the recovery and the decreasing rates of fluid pressure using real observations is interesting because these rates may govern the fluctuating recurrence periods of the Tokai SSEs.

In lung transplant patients with reperfusion injury, a greater degree of histologic injury correlated with decreased rates of fluid clearance [ 61].