Sentence examples for pressure augments from inspiring English sources

The designed flood pattern decreases injection pressure, augments injection, and keeps field pressure.

The application of hydrostatic pressure augments the electron effective mass and the first-excited electron level occupies a lower energy position, thus granting a higher sensitivity to the barrier rising.

Before the pallet opens, wind pressure augments tension of the pallet spring, but once the pallet opens, only the spring tension is felt at the key.

Twenty-eight patients underwent pressure, augmented colostography and five underwent distal fistulography based on presence of a sigmoidostomy.

The study design is a prospective comparison of MRI with classical pressure augmented colostography/fistulography in anorectal malformation patients, using final operative results as the reference gold standard.

The observed loss of the structural integrity of the hepatic tissue in the Ch Group animals demonstrated hepatic cell injury, which led to the release of excessive amounts of intracellular hepatic transaminases into the serum, and the high biliary pressure augmented AP, GAMA-GT, and bilirubin synthesis by the cells lining the hepatic canaliculi [ 41].

Pressure-augmented colostography was performed by insertion of a Foley catheter in the distal rectal pouch and by enema of the distal colorectal pouch with water-soluble non-ionic contrast media [ 14].

It shows that increasing the nanoparticle volume fraction from 0 to 2%, pressure drop augments by about 31% while the heat transfer coefficient increases by about 5%.

The hourglass configuration aims to harness the effect of blood pressure to augment the compressive forces on the frame providing additional anchoring and occlusion.

On the other hand, it can reduce the inter facial tension (IFT) between two phases, enhance oil effective permeability and reduce injection pressure and augment injection rate [91].

Blood pressure is augmented in a step-wise fashion by the use of a vasopressor, typically noradrenaline [ 8, 126].