Sentence examples for peripheral drainage from inspiring English sources

We conclude that frozen-bed patches are important for the stability of ice sheets because they laterally constrain and isolate peripheral drainage basins and their ice streams.

Reduction of pore water pressure is often necessary to secure structural safety, and is generally achieved by adopting peripheral filter drainage systems.

Thus, a proximal clearance block for peripheral extracellular fluid drainage containing neuron-derived Aβ will lead to a protein accumulation, e.g. of Aβ, in distal areas such as the cortex.

A couple of sites peripheral to the main drainage, "Red Pool" and a pyrite "Slump," were even higher in pH (>1) and the community compositions reflected this change in geochemical conditions.

In the peripheral parts of the drainage area of the Baltic, these species consist mainly of the Ponto-Caspian biota, whereas the northwest European river mouths host a number of marine and brackish-water aliens native to other seas [170].

This appears not to alter dendritic cell migration to draining lymph nodes but is associated with enhanced fluid drainage from peripheral tissues and thus with a hypotensive phenotype.

The distribution of the Chinese Glyptosternoid catfish is limited to the rivers of the Tibetan Plateau and peripheral regions, especially the drainage areas of southeastern Tibet.

In peripheral VA ECMO the venous drainage is similar to VV ECMO, with the drainage cannula positioned at the IVC-RA junction.

Peripheral VA ECMO: peripheral venous drainage cannula and peripheral arterial return cannula.

For that purpose, additional simulations of repetitive well patterns were performed to highlight the considerable differences in drainage patterns between peripheral and central wells, with and without waterfloods.

31 In some cancers, there are increases in lymphatic vessels peritumorally or in the draining lymph node that can contribute to altered drainage in the peripheral tissue.