Sentence examples for mitigated pressure from inspiring English sources
The comparative results reveal that the introduction of stepwise channels leads to superior heat transfer performance, i.e. lower values of the total thermal resistance with mitigated pressure drop penalty and increased temperature uniformity on the cooled surface.
In line with previous reports [13], vagus nerve stimulation mitigated effects on blood pressure, pH, and lactate levels and stabilized neurophysiological data (Tables 1 and 2).
In the small θ condition, the conditions of the dike end position and the dike height were significant parameters determining the magnitude of pressure reduction and mitigated area.
The interaction between sex and age for blood pressure checks was mitigated (p =.206) but overall, men still had lower odds of receiving the service (OR =.58; 95% CI.51 .66).
When adjusting for number of visits, the interaction of age on receipt of blood pressure checks was mitigated but men were still overall less likely to receive the service.
By establishing and extending the network, we hope that these pressures can be mitigated and needs, particularly for developing countries, can be adequately met.
Last year Lancashire county council published detailed research showing these very same pressures would, if not mitigated, leave it technically bankrupt by 2020.
By using established isovolumetric isolated perfused rat hearts, we observed that activation of GLP-1 receptor with GLP-1 significantly mitigated myocardial injury as indicated by an improvement in recovery of developed pressure and end-diastolic pressure as well as rate pressure products [ 26].
Adhesion force measurements were measured and adhesion pressure calculated for plain and ice-mitigated test specimens.
The pressure reduction at the dike end and mitigated area were predicted numerically, and related to the dike conditions.
The pressure in Australia to crack down is mitigated somewhat by efforts of moderate Muslims, who are the vast majority, to police the radical fundamentalists.
