Sentence examples for majority of pressure from inspiring English sources
Drogba had to wait more than half an hour for his opener, turning in a loose ball after Georgi Petkov saved well from Mikel, although by then the majority of pressure had belonged to Levski.
The majority of pressure nadirs occurred immediately below the runner blades, with the lowest values in the gap at the blade tips and just below the leading edge of the blades.
In patients with influenza A (H1N1 -induced ARDS referred for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), Grasso et al. [41] determined tH1N1 -induced ARDSbset of patients in whom the majoreferredpressure applied by the ventilator was being transmitted to the stiforchextracorporealr than to recruiting the lung [41].
The PLE induced similar changes in heart rate, which decreased significantly, in both groups and induced similar changes in the majority of the pressure values (central venous pressure, right ventricular diastolic pressure, right ventricular end diastolic pressure, pulmonary capillary wedge pressure), which increased significantly at time point 3 compared with time point 2 (Table 2).
Although the majority of tissue ventricular pressure readings are within 10 mmHg, clinically relevant differences (>10 mmHg) occurred, often as non-specific pressure deviation episodes, in this mixed cohort of TBI patients.
The majority of the pressure on places is coming from a rising UK birth rate and she said the Conservatives' "free market approach" to providing new school places was not working.
Conclusions: The vast majority of severe pressure ulcers were surgically treated.
However, this device's dependence on friction to generate the majority of its pressure drop makes it highly sensitive to the viscosity of the flowing fluid.
The majority of the pressure was found to be transmitted to the knee via the combined patellar tendon and tibial tubercle rather than through the patella.
The agreement between the model, which introduces no additional fitting parameters, and the experiments is within ±10% for all heat transfer data and ±15% for the majority of the pressure drop data.
The majority of previous pressure adaptation experiments have been undertaken using LDH, which is a well characterised enzyme, including the first reports [7], [8] that highlighted that enzymes from deep-living organisms may be pressure adapted.
