Sentence examples for recirculation time from inspiring English sources

Our preliminary measurements of recirculation time may be useful as a biomarker for vascular health.

Fluorescence intensity time plots were normalized and used to quantify recirculation time.

The recirculation time in this patient was measured to be 19.0 s which was within the expected normal range (z-score: 0.23).

In this paper we investigate the recirculation time in the liquid slug of laminar Taylor flow theoretically and numerically.

The best condition of the reactor operation was obtained at a flow rate of 10 mL/min and a recirculation time of 10 min.

AO-ICG video frames were registered to a single reference frame with minimal distortion58 and then normalized either to itself (autonormalization), for the purposes of generating choriocapillaris images, or to a simultaneously acquired nonfluorescent (normalization) channel, for the purposes of measuring recirculation time.

Flow void measurements from AO-ICG and histology were compared using a two-tailed, unpooled t test; recirculation times from first and second pushes were compared using a two-tailed, paired t test.

Recirculation times in up-flow were 3 times faster: this has implications for the models used to predict rates of mass transfer and residence time distribution.

Although additional injections were given while imaging in different parts of the retina, the corresponding shape and measured recirculation times were still preserved (Fig. 3c, p = 0.22, two-tailed, paired t test), suggesting that this curve is a measure of overall perfusion health of the systemic vasculature that is influenced by the ocular choroidal vasculature.

FFA showed a hypofluorescent lesion on the early phases that became hyperfluorescent in the late recirculation times (Fig. 2b d).

d Late recirculation times showing hyperfluorescence Fig. 2 Microperimetry and OCT (horizontal scans through the fovea) at different stages of evolution.