Sentence examples for fluid dispersal from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the model contained in this paper has helped illustrate the 'balancing act' required for successful fluid dispersal from a bleb following glaucoma surgery.

Further, various glaucoma drainage implants have been developed in an effort to dictate bleb formation and assist fluid dispersal in the sub-conjunctival tissue [3].

In addition to his work on antibiotics, Chain studied snake venoms; the spreading factor, an enzyme that facilitates the dispersal of fluids in tissue; and insulin.

Two additional changes were noted in the visual appearance of the culture fluid concomitant to initiation of dispersal, either after glucose depletion (Figure 1) or during oxygen-limited growth (Figure 6B), and could reliably be used to visually determine the initiation of dispersal (cf. arrows in Figure 6B).

The major function of scavengers is to open the carcass, spill fluids, and thereby aid bacilli dispersal and initiate sporulation.

Some recent researches of using nanoparticles as the dispersal phase of ER fluid have led to new interest in the development of non-conventional ER fluid [53 56].

Using inorganic nanofibers as the dispersal phase of ER fluid was firstly reported by Feng et al. [71].

Spinal CT immediately after EBP revealed the dispersal of the administered fluid through levels C6 to T8 in the ventral epidural space and circumferentially through levels T9 to L1 in the epidural space.

This was attributed to a sufficient electrical insulating effect of titania sheath to conducting PANI core (the dielectric constant of the PANI@titania nanofiber suspension was about 5.0 at 1 kHz) and thus the coaxial cable-like PANI@titania nanofibers could be used as a potential dispersal phase of ER fluid with low electric power consumption.

Plant spores, which may be carried from one weevil to another either by the mites during mating of the weevils or by air dispersal, are trapped with a sticky fluid that may be produced by the weevils for this purpose.

Species' ranges are often treated as a fixed characteristic, rather than a fluid, ever-changing manifestation of their ecological requirements and dispersal abilities.