Sentence examples for high fluid content from inspiring English sources

The high fluid content in abnormally pressured shale is identifiable by a trend of decreasing resistivity with depth.

The upper part, which shows low Vp and Vs but low Vp/Vs, is interpreted as a zone of high fluid content (Nakajima and Hasegawa [2003]; Okada et al. [2014]).

The implications for protocol design are to include at least one T2-weighted or proton-density-weighted or short tau inversion recovery (STIR) sequence to cover infiltrates and nodular lesions with high fluid content.

Since the 3He-rich fluids in the lower crust are thought to come from the upper mantle, the high 3He/4He ratio could be evidence of the high fluid content in the crust.

Our interpretation of the reflective zone as having a high fluid content is supported by studies of electrical resistivity; a resistivity model by Aizawa et al. (2004) showed that a conductive zone exists just above the subducting Philippine Sea slab on the western side of Mt. Fuji, close to our study area, while such a body is not imaged on the eastern side.

While high α melting trend and data trends may not be an exact match, it is possible that these subvertical alignments result from melting at high fluid content, with a strong fractionation of Cl compared to F. This suggests that (1) the natural highly variable Cl trends we observe probably represent melting trends and (2) those magmas were produced by high degree of metasomatism.

If their model holds, it is thought that the lower crust in the northern Kinki district has a higher fluid content than the surrounding region, because the northern Kinki district is a part of the NKTZ.

Both early and delayed PRP intervention resulted in higher fluid content on MRI, and the disc was superior in the early PRP injection group.

Metastases and carcinomas in general have higher fluid contents than adenomas and therefore are of higher signal intensity on T2-weighted images than the surrounding normal adrenal gland.

These are usually well demonstrated on the True FISP and HASTE sequences due to high signal fluid content within the tracts, but will also be seen as rim-enhancing low-signal tracts on the post-contrast images.

MR enteroclysis (a) axial fat-saturated true-FISP image demonstrates a saccular, blind-ended structure of the small bowel in the lower abdomen (white arrow) with high-intensity fluid content and hypointense filling defect (open arrow)—a possible blood clot.