Sentence examples for estimates of fluid from inspiring English sources

Field development studies require, among many other things, reliable estimates of fluid properties.

An accurate characterization of the reservoir should yield consistent estimates of fluid volumes that are originally in place in the reservoir regardless of the method chosen to determine the fluid volumes.

Fluid balance, diureses and haemodynamic status can give only gross estimates of fluid balance.

Unfortunately, estimates of fluid deficit that are based on traditional physiological parameters, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and cardiac filling pressures, are not sufficient.

Indeed, the micropuncture glass capillary method is known to yield more reliable estimates of fluid pressures than the wick-in-needle because it produces less trauma and requires smaller volumes to record IFP (Heldin et al, 2004).

In addition to providing estimates of fluids in place and forecasts of field-wide production, they also provide an initial concept of the reservoir that can be used to design a model study.

This method requires an estimate of fluid and matrix travel times ((Delta t_{text{fluid }}) = 607 μs m−1, (Delta t_{text{matrix}}) = 182 μs m−1) and compares these with travel times measured in the reservoir ((Delta t_{log})): varPhi_{text{m}} = frac{{Delta t_{text{log}} - Delta t_{text{matrix}} }}{{Delta t_{text{fluid }} - Delta t_{text{matrix}} }}quad left[ - right].

One 24-h recall appears to only yield valid estimates of relative fluid intake for groups, i.e. drinking water expressed as a percentage of total fluid intake.

New robust quantitative estimates of tissue fluid content would allow clinicians to better guide treatment, minimizing reactive treatment decision making.

Storage of CO2 in deep saline formations or depleted hydrocarbon reservoirs requires estimates of sustainable fluid pressures that will not induce fracturing or create fault permeability that could lead to CO2 escape.

In fact, the physician's assistant estimates of the fluid suctioned were closer to the measured values than that of the gastroenterologists.