Sentence examples for record of fluid from inspiring English sources
The continuous record of fluid chemistry indicates that gas hydrate actively formed in the sediments.
The availability of measured time records of fluid production and pressure depletion provides an independent way to quantify the accuracy and reliability of several methods commonly employed to construct static reservoir models.
Prof Barbara Sherwood Lollar, from the University of Toronto, in Canada, said: "This is a vast quantity of rock that we've sometimes overlooked both in terms of its ability to tell us about past processes - the rocks are so ancient they contain records of fluid and the atmosphere from the earliest parts of Earth's history.
There may also have been inaccuracies in the recording of fluid therapy.
This set-up enabled continuous and stable recording of fluid pressure.
It recommended more accurate monitoring and recording of fluid balance and earlier recognition and correction of problems as a means of reducing the incidence of postoperative complications.
The shape of the huge but gently sloping shield volcano Mauna Loa, for example, indicates a long record of eruption of fluid lava flows, while the beautiful, symmetrical shape of the stratovolcano Mount Fuji indicates a long record of moderately explosive eruptions from its summit that produce alternating layers of ash and lava.
In each experimental series, the sample was initially brought to the highest planned temperature and pressure, left there for about an hour followed by recording the spectra of fluid and coexisting solid materials.
This search defined a set of records of studies of fluid administration or haemodynamic optimization in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.
The researchers verified water consumption by retrieving the used bottles each day and recording the volume of fluid left.
We interrogated the MEDLINE, CENTRAL and EMBASE electronic reference databases using a combination of terms to define a set of records of studies of fluid administration in patients with severe sepsis or septic shock.
