Sentence examples for pressures because the from inspiring English sources

These events have no measurable effect on carbon dioxide partial pressures because the difference between arterial and venous blood is so small.

Similar changes occur in arterial blood partial pressures because the composition of alveolar gas determines gas partial pressures in blood perfusing the lungs.

Nalan Olcer, director of the Sakip Sabanci Museum in Istanbul, said, "In the case of the Louvre, there were similar pressures, because the French excavations are important" to France.

We go to these extreme temperatures and pressures because the hotter and higher we go, the more power we can generate for a given amount of fuel.

This tendency must be considered in the context of today's economic and administrative pressures, because the costs of blood products are high and often underestimated [ 35].

In the case of our study, home blood pressures may also be depressed as compared to office blood pressures because the physician may be more likely to ask the patient about their home blood pressure measurements if their office blood pressure is unusually high on a particular day.

The Chelsea skipper said Mourinho was under pressure "because of the way we are performing".

Always there is pressure because the owners are influential.

Schengen is facing pressure because the EU has failed in another area – refugee and asylum policy.

Fassel told the team the defensive line would have to provide pressure because the Giants would not call many blitzes.

It's hard to describe the pressure because the amount is enough to pay off your mortgage," he said.