Sentence examples for limited flow from from inspiring English sources

The predicted link between the ventral and task-oriented networks was identified as a specific and spatially limited flow from the CP6 electrode (over the right TPJ) to the CP2 electrode (over the right IPS).

A 3-lane arterial roadway in Chennai, India was selected as the study stretch and limited flow data from only three consecutive days was used for the model development using SARIMA.

Small defects often create loud murmurs but, because there is limited flow of blood from left to right, no significant change in the circulation occurs.

This suggests that although GPs in the areas with specialised centres were aware of the clinics' existence, there was limited flow of specialist knowledge from the centres to primary care.

These studies are difficult to evaluate because in most, the compression rate was considerably greater than 20/min, so that 'diastolic' refilling of the splanchnic bed was probably inadequate resulting in limited flow under zone 2 conditions coming from non-hepatic viscera with long emptying time constants.

A more limited flow of remittances and other forms of assistance enters refugee camps from Sahrawi living in that part of Western Sahara that is under Moroccan administration.

And also, technical difficulties of HVHF, such as increased friction fraction rates due to limited blood flow from small animals, might lessen the benefit of hemofiltration.

Described as drought relief, the proposal focuses on environmental restrictions that have at times limited water flow from the delta to its dry southern neighbors.

It most probably reflects a limited gene flow from Northeast Siberia.

Likelihood-based inferences under the Isolation with Migration model have previously suggested the presence of limited gene flow from Mau to Rod [ 27].

Cave populations receiving migrants from the surface contain small numbers of individuals that are intermediate in both phenotype and genotype, affirming at least limited gene flow from the surface.