Sentence examples for redistributed flow from inspiring English sources

However, in pre-damaged lungs with a probable increase in capillary permeability, the redistributed flow led to manifest edema while the non-perfused lobes suffered much less severe damage, as reported in one case of ARDS and pulmonary embolism [19].

We have therefore chosen FB-AODV as the basis of our preemptive route recovery proposal, since it allows us to exploit to the full how DEMON redistributes flows in the network after performance degradation.

Therefore, in the face of reduced or redistributed blood flow, hyperglycaemia is adaptive.

It is thus possible to hypothesize that vasopressin, while significantly decreasing mesenteric flow and thus portal flow, might have the advantage of redistributing blood flow away from the hemorrhagic lesion in these models.

NBO was also shown to redistribute blood flow to ischemic myocardium and improve contractile function during low-flow myocardial ischemia [ 37].

Staggered impellers may redistribute the flow pattern at the region of the impeller outlet and affect the jet-wake flow field.

In addition, other studies show that hyperoxia is able to redistribute blood flow which can protect hepatosplanchic organs and the kidneys [22, 23].

The increases in sympathomimetic hormones lead to renal cortical vasoconstriction, which is a compensatory attempt to redistribute blood flow to the renal medulla, but in fact causes ischemia of the medulla which is particularly vulnerable due to its elevated metabolic demand [57, 86, 87].

The Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands Project (BBCW) is a CERP component specifically intended to redistribute water flow so that fresh water is introduced gradually through creeks and marshes rather than short, heavy discharges through drainage canals.

This may redistribute blood flow to the tumor, thus facilitating its growth.

In atelectatic and poorly ventilated areas of lungs, the pulmonary vasoconstrictor response to hypoxia (HPV) normally acts to redistribute blood flow to better ventilated areas [ 26].