Sentence examples for pressures indicating that from inspiring English sources

In the cephalopods the pigment unloads at relatively high oxygen pressures, indicating that it is used to transport rather than store oxygen.

Importantly, liposomal magnetofection-shIGF1R transfection in vivo reduced end-diastolic volumes with elevated ventricular pressures indicating that silencing IGF1R expression protect against ventricular remodelling in the setting of pressure overload.

Statistical analyses of selective pressures indicate that episodic positive selection and relaxed selective constraints have shaped the evolution of the Epd proteins.

COMPARISON of the orientation of the collagen and elastin components of the rabbit aorta at various distending pressures indicates that the media functions as a 'two-phase' material.

Scanning electron microscopy examination of quenched samples burned at these low pressures indicates that the surface layers affected by combustion are only a few microns in thickness.

Scanning electron microscopy examination of quenched samples burned at these low pressures indicates that a liquefied layer 100 to 300 μ thick forms during combustion of these nitramine compositions.

Studies on food lipid oxidation, performed at relative ambient or lower partial pressures, indicate that the effect of pO2 on lipid oxidation differs with the pressure.

However, the VBO will decrease with the increase of hydrostatic pressure, indicating that performance of the devices is degenerated.

Filtrate flux rates for each solids loading displayed a high dependence on transmembrane pressure, indicating that pressure filtration resistance limits filtrate flux.

As of 5 a.m., Michael was a strong Category 1 hurricane with a minimum pressure of 973 millibars, a measure of atmospheric pressure indicating that air is rising in the storm, pulling winds toward its center.

This improvement was distinctive for the axial profile of pressure, indicating that air-core development is principally a transport effect rather than a pressure effect.