Sentence examples for pressure origin from inspiring English sources

This is relevant because increasing attention is starting to focus on the possibility for a "hot and high pressure" origin for life (this being the exact point of Amend and Shock's paper, and interest value of the differences they predict).

Now it is no longer about whether your cholesterol is "normal" or not, but calculating your risk of heart attack or stroke when your cholesterol level is combined with other risk factors such as blood pressure, ethnic origin and weight.

No longer do the Blues rely on rash playmakers capable of the brilliant but with an inability to handle the pressure of Origin football their most common characteristic.

Hälleflinta is essentially metamorphic (altered by heat and pressure) in origin and occurs with gneiss, schist, and granulite, especially in the Scandinavian Peninsula, where it is regarded as being very characteristic of certain rock layers.

In this definition, great importance is attributed to the effect of migration policies in destination countries on migration pressure in origin countries.

Russian publications on non-hydrostatic pressures — their origin and methods of their detection and prediction — are very numerous.

Comparing the pollination biology of conspecific populations can reveal divergent selective pressures, the origins of pollination ecotypes and character displacement.

BMI, lower systolic blood pressure and country of origin were the only significant independent predictors of VTE in PROSPER.

The hydraulic gradient may be plotted by converting pressure at the origin and end points to feet using the specific gravity of the fluid in the pipeline.

Of course, the TLRs have been under evolutionary selection pressure since the origin of innate immune receptors in lower organisms.

The excess of energy absorbed in the intertropical belt creates a zone of low pressure of thermal origin separating the centers of high pressure of each hemisphere.