Sentence examples for prevailing pressure from inspiring English sources
The demand for family planning services was also facilitated by desire for women to recuperate after child birth, prevailing pressure on the existing limited land resources, and high incidence of land disputes following relocation of families back to their communities from internally displaced persons (IDP) camps as the insurgency ended.
A and A′ represent this system under conditions of pressure, volume, and temperature such that the water is entirely in the subcooled liquid state; that is, the temperature is below the boiling point of water at the prevailing pressure.
In this study, the results reveal that ANIFS could better predict the methane hydrate growth rate in the prevailing pressure and temperature conditions compared to ANN.
The current calculation of the irreversibilities is based on the determination of a factor, the non-equilibrium allowance (NEA), representing the difference between the real temperature of the brine exiting the stage and the temperature corresponding to thermodynamic equilibrium with the prevailing pressure in the flashing vacuum.
It also remains to be established whether inter-individual differences in the pressure-distension relationships of arteries and arterioles are permanent or are the result of differences in the prevailing pressure or other conditioning factors.
Evidence reviewed in the previous sections of this article, suggests that in healthy humans, the in vivo stiffness of peripheral arteries and arterioles constitutes highly plastic properties that adapt to cope with demands imposed by changes in the prevailing pressure, and that such adaptations are regulated by local mechanisms.
She can only explain the sum of the parts, she can only construct the events as rational in the face of the prevailing pressures of that time and that moment, and tell her own story after the fact – and she does that, from her perspective, in some depth.
Further, it looks at pre-occupations of the planning system over time, the extent to which the system adapted to prevailing pressures resulting from social, economic, spatial and political changes, and how such pressures shape the type of planning interventions.
We propose that the exclusive identification of spliceosome gene mutations in those aged ≥70 years can be explained by differences in the prevailing pressures on clonal selection at different ages, which can in turn explain how different gene mutations can generate detectable clonal expansions at different ages.
As regards humans, on the other hand, information has until recently been scarce concerning how experimental manipulation of prevailing arterial pressure influence the in vivo pressure-distension relationships in precapillary vessels.
If fluids are injected in a porous permeable medium beyond the prevailing hydrostatic pressure starting at time zero, the pressure spreads in the pores and develops a spatio-temporal distribution (pleft( {vec{x},t} right)).
