Sentence examples for latter fluid from inspiring English sources

The extracellular fluid the fluid outside the cells is divided into that found within the blood and that found outside the blood; the latter fluid is known as the interstitial fluid.

The latter fluid chromosome view has recently been presented in more generalized form as the public goods hypothesis for prokaryotic genes (McInerney, Pisani, et al. 2011).

The thermal conductivity enhancement in these latter fluids is directly attributable to the excellent dispersion of the nanoparticles in the fluid.

The latter process (fluid leak-off into the formation) controls both the length and the orientation of the fracture by changing the local pore pressure which in turn leads to a change in magnitude and direction of local principal stresses around the fracture tip.

However, in this latter study, fluid balance was similar between both groups on day 4 (56.6 vs 55.8 ml/kg).

In the latter case, fluid resuscitation alone may produce much of the same effect [ 7].

Thus, in the latter case, fluid agents are appropriate which are injected in the peritoneal cavity and remain there for a limited period of time.

In the latter bundle, "adequate" fluid was defined conservatively as ≥1 litre/24 hours of enteral or intravenous fluid, but "adequate" nutrition relied on a more subjective assessment from the clinical team of adequacy of nutrition provided via any route (oral, nasogastric, or parenteral).

The former models the cellular structure in detail whilst, the latter models the fluid saturated porous structure using volume averaging techniques.

The former needs a particle turbulence model and particle stress model, whereas the latter needs a fluid instantaneous velocity model and interparticle collision model.

As the ultrastructural appearance of the FD retina is one of hyperosmolarity rather than edema, the latter alternative, of fluid movement into the vitreous, is the likely outcome.