Sentence examples for pressure shifting from inspiring English sources

For example, nationalism could be used to consolidate an autocratic government, support revisionist foreign policies or seek foreign scapegoats to alleviate domestic pressure, shifting responsibility for problems to immigrants, international organisations or a geopolitical rival [24].

Preoperatively, his arterial pressure was stable with a systolic pressure of approximately 100 mmHg; however, there was a characteristic hemodynamic change (Fig. 3), with pressure shifting between 95/48 mmHg and 85/25 mmHg for one or two heartbeats out of five beats, with normal sinus rhythm.

Comfort was determined based on the least squares radius of centre of pressure shifting, measured at the buttock-chair interface as well as reported discomfort through visual analog scales.

For instance, models of trophic structure that incorporate prey evolutionary dynamics show that heritable variation in defense against predators may allow prey populations to adaptively respond to predation pressure, shifting regulation of prey populations from top-down control to stronger bottom-up control.

But market pressure shifted immediately to France.

There's a little pressure on us, but if we win tonight, the pressure shifts to the other room".

"But now all the pressure shifts back to them, going home, because you're expected to close them out there.

Expectations remain low for anything beyond least-common-denominator accords — unless economic conditions and public pressure shift the political facts on the ground.

Fig. 3 Schematic illustration of blood pressure shifts on arterial pressure wave.

The blood pressure shifts indicated that the shunt of the AVF was about to open completely.

His arterial pressure shifted frequently, and it reached a plateau of 60/50 mmHg.