Sentence examples for indication of fluid from inspiring English sources

In the tests, the fractures were found to extend a long distance, even completely through the rock specimens, without indication of fluid loss.

The difference between W1 and W2 divided by the length [(W1−W2)/L] shows the "enteropooling" in milligrams of fluid per centimeter of intestine and it is an indication of fluid accumulation.

An increase in wet-to-dry ratio is an indication of fluid accumulation in the lung.

To ensure appropriate indication of fluid administration, evaluation of fluid responsiveness by dynamic parameters is suggested, although it requires specific conditions not always present in ICU patients.

All the echocardiography alterations and laboratory indications of fluid retention (BNP and haemoglobin) were back to baseline values six months after discontinuation of pioglitazone therapy.

We present a case-report of a 60 year-old male who developed significant mitral regurgitation during six months treatment with pioglitazone in parallel with laboratory indications of fluid retention.

A first indication of formation fluid in live fluid analyzer (LFA) was detected in <30 min.

Intrathoracic impedance 8 Ω below reference, an indication of residual fluid, and CRT pacing below 90%, an indicator of loss of CRT, had the ability to identify risk for 30-day readmission as a univariate.

In another indication of how fluid the race is, 6 in 10 likely caucusgoers who currently support a candidate said they could still be persuaded to support someone else.

Vertical Seismic Profile (VSP) surveys are expected to provide an improved characterization of the reservoir and hopefully a direct indication of the fluid distribution and/or its potential upward migration along the reservoir bounding fault pattern.

In an indication of how fluid their lives were, Mr. Mehmoud, a graduate of Lahore's most prestigious engineering university, also held a string of ordinary jobs, as a repairman for textile equipment, a welding instructor in a cutlery institute, a worker in a call center.