Sentence examples for in this drainage from inspiring English sources
A 400,000-square-mile lake (more than 10 times the size of Lake Superior) formed in this drainage area.
In one sense, Mrs. Clinton was lucky: a clot higher in this drainage system, in a vessel with no partner to take the overflow, would have been far more dangerous, according to Dr. Geoffrey T. Manley, the vice chairman of neurological surgery at the University of California, San Francisco.
Similarly, Fe and Mn correlated poorly with all other elements suggesting a less co-precipitation effect on them in this drainage system.
However, changing rainfall, but not snow, is becoming the key factor driving changes in ground water resources in this drainage system, as results of the decades of warming and humidification in northwestern China.
We reconstructed a possible scenario for the southeastern Tibetan drainage patterns based on the adaptive geographical distribution of the Chinese Glyptosternoids in this drainage.
Pteronotropis merlini inhabits more upland habitats in this drainage, and P. hypselopterus occurs in more lowland habitats below the confluence with the Pea River [ 7], ecological and behavioral predispositions that may limit their geographic overlap.
45 The failure of this drainage in the ageing brain and in the presence of CAA results in the accumulation of insoluble and soluble Aβ and probably other metabolites that would lead to loss of homeostasis of the neuronal environment.
Hence, all the movements utilized in this lymph drainage technique follow scientific principles based on hemodynamic concepts for fluid drainage in collectors.
In this case, drainage of fecal impaction by intestinal lavage was also effective to reduce the intra-bowel Mg concentration.
In this system, drainage water flows through a trench filled with a carbon media where nitrate is transformed into nitrogen gas under anaerobic conditions.
In this gravity drainage process, the key to heavy oil and bitumen production is the mobility of the oil phase which is controlled largely by the viscosity of the oil phase.
