Sentence examples for high pressure led from inspiring English sources

The high pressure led to the explosion of the drums.

The solvus of carbonates with R-3C structure resembles that of feldspar, i.e., with large immiscibility field along only one of the three binaries, namely CaCO3-CaMg(CO3 2; such immiscibility coupled to the stability of aragonite over pure calcite at high pressure leads to the possible occurrence of three carbonates at 870 °C (Fig. 8b) and high XMg, i.e., aragonite + Mg-calcite + dolomite.

Other work on both LDH and malate dehydrogenase has suggested that high pressure leads to protein unfolding, making the enzymes more susceptible to proteolysis [14], [18].

Our findings were consistent with those of previous studies indicating that SPARC activates ILK in fibroblasts [ 32] and that activation of ILK by high pressure leads to ROS production in vessels through Rac-1-mediated NAD(P H oxidase activation [ 33].

Pressure mainly affected the product selectivity; a higher pressure led to a lower C1 C4 selectivity but enhanced durene formation.

However, for both methods the use of the higher temperature and higher pressure led to lower surface area materials being formed and consequently this will limit the usefulness of this methodology with these reducing agents.

Pauwels postulated that high strains led to the formation of fibrous tissue, while higher pressures led to cartilage tissue [ 204].

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Respondents with high blood pressure led to reductions in scores by 0.031 only.

Less average humidity and higher average pressure led to a greater association.

The drawback of the first method is that a higher top pressure leads to higher energy consumption, and of the second method that pure gases have to be purchased, or produced, which also introduces additional operational expenditures (OPEX).