Sentence examples for pressure ascribed from inspiring English sources

Similarly others have not shown any change in aortic stiffness or pulse wave velocity with different dialysate calcium concentrations during a single dialysis session, with changes in blood pressure ascribed to changes in stroke volume [ 21].

Those same investigators provided further support for this hypothesis by showing that rats given dopamine to increase cardiac output suffered increased albumin leak when ventilated with high pressure, and ascribed a major portion of the protective effect of PEEP in the setting of high pressure ventilation to its reduction of pulmonary perfusion [ 22].

The reduction of the circumvented deposition and the uniformity degradation at high gas pressures were ascribed to the start of thermalization of sputtered particles and the shrinkage of its spatial profile toward the target.

Here we propose a novel viewpoint to interpret this phenomenon, by which the set pressure difference is ascribed to the additional adsorption pressure of sealed medium adsorbed in the intrinsic nanoscale apertures of PRVs.

The diurnal change phloem turgor pressure could be ascribed to the daily alteration of leaf transpiration.

Buttery and Boatman (1964, 1966) ascribed the pressure gradient contradiction with mass flow hypothesis to the anatomy of rubber tree bark.

The results indicate that pressure transient behavior commonly ascribed to "fracture height recession," "closure of transverse fractures," and "fracture tip extension" are likely to be misinterpreted by conventional techniques.

This would be in keeping with the importance previously ascribed to capillary pressure in the movement of fluid across the healthy vessel wall, as capillary pressure is known to be the most variable of Starling's forces.

Similarly, in the tapping induced latex flow course, the recovery of phloem turgor pressure could be also partially ascribed to the influx of water from surrounding tissues.

However, this acceleration could be reproduced with conventionally heated pressure reactors, and was thus ascribed to the higher attainable temperatures [ 15, 17].

The latter can be explained by the very common phenomenon of polyploidy in plants rather than being ascribed to evolutionary pressure to create more specialized forms of VDAC, as it is observed in mammals (De Pinto et al. 2010).