Sentence examples for hydrostatic results from inspiring English sources

The hydrostatic results are statistically significant for untreated nonwoven fabric, plasma treated single layer and dual layer fabrics at 95% confidence level.

Neglecting hydrostatic sensitivity results in a different characterization of material parameters, which compensate its influence.

Hydrostatic extrusion results in a combination of plane strain and shear deformations which generate low intensity α- and γ-fiber components of {001}<110> and {111}<110> together with a weak ζ-fiber component of {011}<211> and {011}<011>.

24 25 The increase in hydrostatic pressure results in a rise of central blood volume and cardiac output, 26 increasing blood flow and the clearance of waste products.

The hydrostatic force resulting from rapid contraction of a ringed accelerator muscle is used to project the tongue toward the chameleon's prey; a sticky tongue tip adheres to the victim's body; and strong retractor muscles pull the tongue and prey back into the mouth.

Excess compressibility of the atmosphere beyond hydrostatic adiabatic process allows the air parcel to depart from hydrostatic equilibrium, resulting in a change in kinetic energy (i.e., wind speed) which comes from changes in enthalpy.

We note that, in all cases, an increase in hydrostatic stress resulted in a decrease in porosity.

Earlier studies showed that higher hydrostatic pressure, resulting from a higher injection volume, enhanced the uptake of plasmid DNA by muscle cells [ 23].

NPE displayed biphasic in SAH patients, first with cardiogenic NPE caused by cardiac dysfunction immediately after SAH, and hydrostatic NPE resulted from hypervolemia and low cardiac contractility 7 days after SAH [ 88].

The concentration gradient across the vascular barrier generates a flow, which is directed into the vasculature and opposes the hydrostatic pressure resulting in an only low filtration per unit of time.

Reduced solute movement may be related to: a change in the permeability coefficients of vessel walls (such as LP and σ); the extent of microvascular network perfusion; the net driving forces for solute movement (e.g. reduced hydrostatic pressure resulting from vasoconstriction); a combination of these factors; or to a number of other factors.