Sentence examples for holding fluid from inspiring English sources

The electrodes are connected by a hydrophilic material that is capable of holding fluid (Fig. 2a).

In a study by Bickell and colleagues, holding fluid resuscitation until definitive hemorrhage control could be achieved reduced the rates of coagulopathy, transfusion and mortality [ 33].

Superficial to the liver parenchyma and deep to Glisson's capsule is a potential space, the subcapsular space, which has the potential to hold fluid, blood or cells (Fig. 1).

Chemicals contaminate groundwater resources as a result of waste disposal methods for toxic chemicals, overuse of agricultural chemicals, and leakage of chemicals into the subsurface from buried tanks used to hold fluid chemicals and fuels.

Liquid CO2 is transported by pipeline to a storage site where it is injected into rock formations that hold, or once held, fluids.

These include the toothbrush, used to clean up stains; the coffee mug, used for protection; the spoon, used to dig holes; and the squirter, used to hold fluids and squirt them.

This is especially worrying if the dog is unable to drink and hold fluids down.

If you're swimming, it's best to use tampons instead of pads as blood from your pad may be released into the water if you squeeze it as it cannot hold fluids properly; you may also get embarrassed as the pad would also be visible in your bathing suit.

She slipped a yellow Post-It note under the slide holding the fluid.

Inflammation and thickening of the synovial membranes (the sacs holding the fluid that lubricates the joints) cause irreversible damage to the joint capsule and the articular (joint) cartilage as these structures are replaced by scarlike tissue called pannus.

This is consistent with the contention that the precipitation of both ferrosic and ferric iron phases in equilibrium with aqueous ferrous iron appears to be holding the fluid at that triple point.