Sentence examples for drainage approach from inspiring English sources
Recent experience shows that this horizontal drainage approach has the potential to capture substantially large and consistent volumes of gas.
We drained the pus with two 14-F Pig-tail catheters and the total amount of drainage approached 4000 ml.
The conventional drainage design approach does not address sustainability issues.
Therefore, the conventional urban drainage management approach focusing on system security should be modified.
The method demonstrated the utility of spring NDVI images for rapid and relatively simple assessment of the change in site condition after implementation of drainage, but approaches for further improvement of the procedure were identified.
However, except for laparoscopic drainage, these approaches do not allow for an appropriate cyst wall biopsy to be obtained at the time of drainage and may therefore lead to misdiagnosis of a true cyst, if one is present.
The railway terminus was not built, and problems with drainage on the approach road made access to the bridge difficult for vehicles.
A simple scaling theory was developed based on the drainage of two approaching flat disk-like interfaces, the radius of which expands throughout the interaction as the volume of the drop increases.
The presence of the sciatic nerve so hampers the posterior approach that drainage can only be free for a few days, while it is futile to attempt to establish drainage of the hip by an anterior approach.
The Lewises have equipped their operation with technology that others farmers could never afford: cultivator shovels from Denmark, German-made harvesters and an innovative approach to drainage that involves global positioning systems that allow for planting weeks earlier than other farms in the region.
We sought to devise a combined endoscopic and percutaneous approach to drainage of organized pancreatic necrosis, with the primary goal of preventing the formation of chronic pancreaticocutaneous fistulae, and secondary goals of avoiding the need for surgical necrosectomy and reducing endoscopic resource utilization.
