Therefore, think fast in the case of sunstroke or other lack of fluid occurrences.
Various phenomena such as underground fluid withdrawal, occurrence of sinkholes, drainage of organic soils, tectonic, mining, high thickness of young alluvium, tree roots, and subsurface flow can lead to subsidence [8].
However, for the digestive fluid, the occurrence of long-lived filaments (Fig. 1c) suggests that the resistance to extensional flows, the so-called extensional viscosity [24], is actually much larger than the classical shear viscosity.
The contribution of right heart failure to mortality in fibrotic lung diseases involves a broad interplay of several pathophysiologic mechanisms such as structural alteration in the pulmonary vasculature with hemodynamic consequences, disequilibrium of pulmonary fluid homeostasis, occurrence of sleep disordered breathing, and distortion of pulmonary mechanics as evident on lung function testing.
Geochemical features reveal that seafloor samples are slightly enriched in O, S and Ba and seem to indicate the existence of an external source of fluids and the occurrence of sediment-fluids interaction processes.
Therefore, the formation of deep hydrocarbon reservoirs is not only related to fluid composition and occurrence conditions, but also is jointly controlled by a range of forces including buoyancy.
An increase in the expression of placental cytochrome-c in groups W and A, especially on the 16th and 19th days, with an additional increase on the 21st day in rats given ascitic fluid, suggested the occurrence of tissue damage caused by the tumour or by products synthesized by the tumour and/or host cells present in ascitic fluid.
Effect of the viscosities of middle and inner fluids on the occurrence of flow regimes was further discussed, indicating that smaller viscosity of either middle or inner fluid should be beneficial to the double emulsion production.
One of the most ubiquitous features in a system which transports fluids is the occurrence of changes in flow cross section.
The triggering by P-waves and Rayleigh waves (both volumetric perturbations) most likely indicate a contribution by fluids to the occurrence of the triggering sequence of NVT (Miyazawa and Brodsky, 2008).
A positive PLR test before fluid removal predicts the occurrence of subsequent hypotension during RRT.
