Sentence examples for pump adequate from inspiring English sources

Heart disease risk means the possibility of having a heart attack (myocardial infarction), cardiac ischemia (blockage of heart vessels by atherosclerotic plaque leading to poor blood supply to the heart muscle itself and chest pain particularly on activity), heart failure (a condition where your heart cannot pump adequate blood to supply oxygen, leading to shortness of breath and leg swelling).

While Mr. Clinton has expressed his sentiments to people in private conversations or at dinners, in a little-noticed speech last week in Africa, he said the new administration was not pumping adequate resources into combating AIDS there.

Pgp1 is the gene product of MDR1 ABCB1), a member of the ABC (ATP binding cassette) superfamily of transporter proteins, and it acts as an energy-dependent cancer drug efflux pump, preventing adequate intracellular accumulation of a large number of cytotoxic drugs including anthracyclines (doxorubicin,daunorubicin), vinca alkaloids (vinblastine), taxanes (paclitaxel, docetaxel) and many others.

Both patients presented a surgical challenge in terms of finding an alternative pump site adequate to their body habitus and unique lifestyles.

Moreover, it cannot be overemphasized that severe arrhythmias may reduce the accuracy of cardiac output measurement, and that the use of an intra-aortic balloon pump precludes adequate performance of the device.

According to residents in Srinagar, the local government has yet to provide water pumps and adequate medical care for the worst hit neighborhoods.

The data presented here indicate that the options of modern insulin pumps need adequate coordination and fine-tuning with the metabolic effect.

No need for a pump to provide adequate pressure to draw water for some applications as the gravity will do this job.

User-friendly alarms, pump flow monitoring, adequate product design including sufficient battery lifetime, and safe power supply, as well as pump-to-controller connectors, are mandatory in this lifesaving technology.

This chapter discusses the importance of testing of firewater pumps so that adequate flow performance and acceptable mechanical operation of a firewater pump will be available during an emergency.

"While it cannot be excluded that the building in question was intended for non-nuclear use," the report said, the building's features "along with the connectivity of the site to adequate pumping capacity of cooling water, are similar to what may be found in connection with a reactor site".