Sentence examples for outflow problem from inspiring English sources

Thus, the condition u + < 0 has to be assumed whenever the outflow problem, i.e., the case u b < 0, is consider.

guidewires, not used in the current study, might help to target this outflow problem.

Another possibility is that the lesion is not caused by direct compression of anatomical structures, but that the craniocervical junction is so narrow in childhood that it causes a venous outflow problem with minimal repetitive intramedullary damage as a result.

For example, Cescon et al. experienced outflow problems in 4.6% of their patients, leading to a re-transplantation rate of 40%; outflow problems were also the cause of death in 23% of cases [15].

The 'dark side' of the piggy-back technique is the potential for venous outflow obstruction caused by size discrepancy between the donor suprahepatic vena cava and the recipient's hepatic veins' cuff: the associated risk of intra- or postoperative outflow problems of the graft has been reported to be between 1.5 and 8%, leading to major functional problems of the liver graft [13, 14].

All chapters have sections on trouble shooting, such as resolving outflow problems in peritoneal dialysis and problems associated with electrocardiogram monitoring.

Zamboni, who first described this new theory, has promoted balloon dilatation to treat the outflow problems, thereby curing CCSVI and by the same token alleviating MS complaints.

This abnormal venous drainage, which is characterised by special ultrasound criteria, called the "venous hemodynamic insufficiency severity score" (VHISS), is said to cause intracerebral flow disturbance or outflow problems that lead to periventricular deposits [ 2].

By alternating the outer forces f and the boundary conditions, the system (1) is applicable to various scenarios, e.g. growing jet with free end, jet spinning with take-up wheel, inflow-outflow problem of fixed length.

Large-scale outflows cause problems for commercial property funds because they are based on assets that are difficult to sell quickly when investors want their money back.

Large-scale outflows cause problems for these funds because they are based on assets – in this case, commercial property – that are difficult to sell quickly when investors want their money back.