Sentence examples for difference between the pressures from inspiring English sources
The capillary pressure, by definition, is equal to the difference between the pressures of the non-wetting and wetting phases: P c = P nw − P w, where P c is the capillary pressure.
The pressure gradient driving blood from the periphery to the right atrium can be defined as the difference between the pressures in the upstream reservoirs, the Pms relative to RAP.
Although the mean difference between the pressures obtained via the catheters inserted in the aVCI and VCS (0.9 mmHg) were statistically significant, the clinical importance of this difference may not be important.
In this equation, P is the transpulmonary pressure (the difference between the pressures at the airway opening and pleural space), F is flow rate, Ri is inspiratory resistance, Vt is tidal volume, CL is lung compliance, and PEEPi is intrinsic positive end-expiratory pressure, or auto-PEEP.
Distributions of pressure wave, the phase difference between the pressure wave and the volume flow rate and different energy flow are presented for a better understanding of the system.
The rate of diffusion, or evaporation, will be proportional to the difference between the pressure of the water vapour in the free air and the vapour that is next to, and saturated by, the evaporating liquid.
Sinus squeeze, also called Aerosinusitis, orBarosinusitis, pain, inflammation, and possible bleeding of the membranes lining the sinus cavities in the head, caused by a difference between the pressure inside the sinuses and that outside.
In case of explosive decompression on a Boeing 767, a one-pound per square inch difference between the pressure in the cockpit and the cabin would put 6,000 pounds of pressure on the cockpit floor, which might rupture and damage cables needed to fly the plane, Boeing said.
Many observations show a difference between the pressure parallel and perpendicular to the magnetic field.
The shear layer and jetting flow in the tip gap are highly affected by the pressure difference between the pressure side (PS) and suction side (SS).
The skin effect of the borehole is estimated from the difference between the pressure in the well before and directly after shut-in and amounts to 2.3 MPa.
