Sentence examples for pressure reflecting from inspiring English sources

At depths greater than a few kilometres within the Earth, the magnitude of the fluid pressure is equal to the lithostatic pressure, reflecting the fact that mineral grain boundaries recrystallize in such a way as to minimize pore space and to seal off the fluid channelways by which solutions rise from depth.

The affected portfolios are "under pressure, reflecting the illiquidity in the fixed-income markets," State Street said.

However, the contact pressure reflecting the critical stress for initial dislocation nucleation from penetrated surface is approximately independent on the probe radius.

93 Typical CSF features include a raised opening pressure (reflecting elevated ICP), lymphocytic pleocytosis, and evidence of inflammation.

Supporting this suggestion, a higher pulse pressure, reflecting increased arterial stiffness, was observed in hypertensive patients with metabolic syndrome than in those without (17).

Accordingly, increased pulse pressure, reflecting increased arterial stiffness, may be both a cause and a consequence of microvascular dysfunction, leading to a "vicious cycle" in impaired glucose metabolism as well as arteriosclerosis (9, 19, 20).

To our knowledge, no other study has reported such an association, and this may simply be a reflection of the well known association between clinical malaria and low blood pressure, reflected to a lesser degree in these asymptomatic children.

Systolic pressure reflects the pressure in the arteries when the heart contracts; diastolic pressure, when the heart relaxes.

The time pressure reflects the importance of the cross-border plan.

In Haig's view, maternal diabetes and pre-eclampsia, a dangerous increase in blood pressure, reflect this tussle for survival.

Blood pressure reflects the amount of blood flowing through the vessels and the pressure exerted by the vessel walls against the blood.