Sentence examples for pressure attributed from inspiring English sources
State media reported that he had been taken to a hospital for tests on Monday night because of a drop in his blood pressure attributed to "fatigue after a tough day".
For systems where the natural period is comparable to the duration of the loading, the early onset of negative pressure (attributed to blast wave clearing) can coincide with the rebound of the target and result in greater peak displacements.
In general, faster velocity reduces the liquid holdup (% liquid by volume in the tubing) and lowers the flowing bottom hole pressure attributed to gravity effects of the fluids in the tubing.
It may turn out that the extent of the decrease in the ball pressure attributed to an anonymous source by ESPN was an estimate.
These respondents, who both had high blood pressure, attributed their illness to the stress of looking after their grandchildren: I'm thinking too much because of my grandchildren.
AIx is a parameter based on the analysis of the pressure waveform and represents the ratio of augmented pressure (attributed to wave reflection) to pulse pressure.
However, a reverse DCF shows that the market is currently implying not only 100% loss of German EBITDA, but 1% longer-term top line growth, margin pressure, attributing no value to the US opportunity.
The undamped energy called DE with negative pressure attributes to about 74% of the total energy density.
Above 1 M NaCl, π changes negligibly with further increases in salt concentration, suggesting that Donnan osmotic pressure is negligible above this threshold, and the resulting pressure is attributed to configurational entropy.
The negative effect of the pressure was attributed by a reflection of the increased repulsive solute solvent interactions, or by effect of the pressure in decreasing the mass transfer parameters.
To determine whether the impact of plateau pressure was attributed to tidal volume, we performed an additional regression adjusting for tidal volume and plateau pressure concurrently.
