Sentence examples for pressure corrected from inspiring English sources

The pressure corrected hourly data are available from the World Data Centers.

We use the monthly and the annual mean hourly, pressure corrected, data from neutron monitors of the global network (monthly rate is calculated as the average of the hourly pressure corrected values).

We also argue that evaluation of the allowable pressure on a substrate should be based on the ultimate pressure corrected by the safety/load factor, k, whose estimates are discussed.

We analyze hourly, pressure corrected, neutron monitor data from the global sites in both hemispheres, and muon telescopes located underground; they respond to 10 300 GV range of the galactic cosmic ray spectrum.

We assume the ring current energy injection rate (U R) to be dSYM-H*/dt + SYM-H*/τ (Akasofu 1981), where SYM-H* is the solar wind pressure corrected SYM-H index (Burton et al. 1975) with induced ground current and magnetotail current effects removed (Turner et al. 2001).

The augmentation index, an estimate of systemic arterial stiffness, was calculated as the difference between the second systolic peak and inflection point, expressed as a percentage of the central pulse pressure corrected to an average heart rate of 75 bpm.

However, genes involved in regulating osmotic pressure, correcting protein misfolding, and scavenging the reactive oxygen species were identified in E. pusillum genome, which were worthy of further investigation.

Heart rate (HR), mean arterial pressure (MAP), diastolic arterial pressure (DAP), systolic arterial pressure (SAP), pulse pressure (PP), corrected systolic flow time (Ftc), cardiac index (CI), end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2), and minute ventilation (MV).

Mean arterial pressure (MAP), systolic arterial pressure (SAP), diastolic arterial pressure (DAP), corrected systolic flow time (Ftc), and end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2).

Sodium must be reabsorbed in such a way as to keep the blood volume exactly right and the osmotic pressure correct; potassium must be reabsorbed in such a way as to keep serum concentration as close as possible to 4.8 mmol/L (about 0.190 g/L).

The built-in pressure sensor corrected automatically for changes in atmospheric pressure.