Sentence examples for pressure conducted from inspiring English sources

The "war on cancer" declared by US president Richard Nixon in 1971, a convert to the populist campaign of pressure conducted by a socialite lobbyist called Mary Lasker, was supposed to represent a victory.

The proportions of patients with diabetes stratified by age and sex were estimated based on interpolation of data from the following three national surveys conducted in Taiwan: the 1999 2000 Elderly Nutrition and Health Survey (14) and the Taiwanese Surveys on Blood Sugar, Blood Lipids and Blood Pressure conducted during 2002 and 2007 (15– 15).

A previous comparison of methods to raise end-expiratory pressure conducted a quarter century ago by Katz and colleagues [ 6] concluded that EPAP (e.g. inspiring at ambient airway pressure but expiring through a hose placed under water) was associated with greater inspiratory effort ('work of breathing') than was CPAP, but less rise in cardiac output-impeding pleural pressure.

I spent my lunch hours watching Amr Shabana play matches on psasquashtv.com, trying to absorb his catlike movement and deceptive, explosive swing, the way he imposed himself through cumulative pressure, conducting the points.

I'd sit her on the gray suède couch, pull up the ottoman, and go through the motions: take her pulse and blood pressure, conduct a thorough medical history, provide oxygen.

The difference between confined tectonic stress and pore-fluid pressure conducts the flow of fluid to a reservoir through the connected cracks.

Some of the most common applications include monitoring body temperature, tracking motion, analyzing pressure, conducting diagnostics, analyzing internal developments, and tracking wellness and fitness progress.

They usually set out a number of additional measures: running the pipeline at reduced pressure; conducting mechanical or metallurgical tests within a month, and additional tests within several months; and reporting more frequently to regulators.

Finally, sensitivity analyses of the Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) and total massflow rate with respect to the acoustic pressure were conducted to identify the relationship between the acoustic pressure and the suction valve motion.

Similarly, experiments examining probe pressure were conducted and showed no statistically significant effect from different degrees of pressure over a range of values that approximated those used by providers [ 6, 7].

Third, our assessment of blood pressure was conducted at only one point in time; multiple assessments of blood pressure would provide a more reliable measure of hypertension in this sample.