Sentence examples for pressure overcoming from inspiring English sources

TDIs from blunt trauma occur in high-energy events causing a sudden rise in intra-abdominal pressure overcoming the strength of diaphragm thus rupturing it.

We reasoned that if PEEPi was present the inspiratory airflow would start after EAdi had reached a given value (EAdi-threshold) necessary to generate the muscle pressure overcoming PEEPi.

In the new paper, Dr. Bush and Morris Flynn, a former instructor at M.I.T., calculated details of the insects' diving ability based on the structure of the hairs, including how deep they can go before water pressure overcomes the water repellence and collapses the bubble.

The abnormal ventricular septal motion can occur with right ventricle to left ventricle pressure gradient change, when the pressure overcomes the myocardial stress and contractile force or there is a loss of myocardial contractility [1, 4].

When the local pressure overcomes the surface tension, disintegration of the surface in terms of larger ligaments and secondary droplets ejection was observed, together with shooting out of the vapor/smoke.

Evolution is inevitable because the systems created by evolution for protection against evolution, species homeostasis, are not absolutely perfect, and the entropy pressure overcomes them now and then.

Furthermore, when the glider banked into a turn, rudder pressure overcame the effect of differential drag and pointed the nose of the aircraft in the direction of the turn, eliminating adverse yaw.

" Press the stubborn pin with just enough pressure to overcome the downward pressure of the spring.

But primary pressures are overcoming that constraint.

All five patients described the pressures of overcoming an alcohol addiction as a factor contributing to their self-harm, yet viewed abstinence as the route to managing or prevailing over the behaviour.

The process is usually controlled through solution-diffusion with a sufficiently large external pressure to overcome the salt water osmotic pressure (Evuti and Lawal 2011).