Sentence examples for decrease pump from inspiring English sources

However, the addition of alkali will cause the scaling problems, which will affect formation permeability, decrease pump inspection period (Li et al. 2012), and lead to polymer viscosity reduction.

It is our practice to aim for a mean blood pressure no greater than 80 mm Hg and to decrease pump speed or increase the degree of afterload reduction if the mean pressure is higher than 90 mm Hg.

The numerical results show that the optimized structure of cooling plates could enhance heat transfer significantly and decrease pumping power dramatically compared with the traditional channels.

Drag reducing solutions can reduce turbulent pressure loss by nearly 90% and can decrease pumping energy requirements and increase flow rates in fluid flow systems.

A custom-built Meissner trap was also installed in the chamber to aid water-vapor removal and decrease pump-down times of the deposition chamber.

By increasing pH and decreasing pump flow rate, rate of adsorption was increased and axial non-uniformity in the bed was enhanced.

Heart: cardiomyopathy (weakness of the heart muscle) is a rare but recognized problem in Wilson's disease; it may lead to heart failure (fluid accumulation due to decreased pump function) and cardiac arrhythmias (episodes of irregular and/or abnormally fast or slow heart beat).

Obstruction presents as decreased pump flow, decreased arterial pressure, and increases or decreases in pump power.

Ventricular remodeling (increased cavity size and decreased pump function) precedes overt HF [ 15- 17].

In our daily practice, the perfusionist is instructed not to record low values of ScVO2 maintained for a short period of time (< 5 minutes) because of surgical maneuvers and the need for <span class="lh lhl">decreasing pump flow according to the surgeon's instructions.

It has been shown that increasing catheter length and decreasing pumping speed increase dispersion in catheter-based blood detectors [7], a conclusion supported by the data in the present study (Figure 3a, b).