Sentence examples for relaxation pressure from inspiring English sources
So the stomach could be equivalent to an elastic peltry, and then the capacity relaxation pressure would be seen as an elastic force, so which could be related to gastric distension.
GERD: gastro-esophageal reflux disease; IPF: idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis; LESP: lower esophageal sphincter pressure; LESRP: lower esophageal sphincter residual pressure; IRP: integrated relaxation pressure.
HRM (Manoscan360™, Given® imaging) showed absent and incomplete LES relaxations, with an integrated relaxation pressure (IRP) of 55.6 mmHg, above the 15-mmHg threshold according to the Chicago classification for achalasia in adults [ 2].
Alternatively, inspiratory pulmonary resistance can be measured as the difference between Ptp at mid-inspiration and the corresponding pressure on the Ptp-volume axis (ie relaxation pressure) divided by the inspiratory flow at that point.
Integrated relaxation pressure (IRP) reports mean EGJ pressure that is measured with an electronic equivalent of a sleeve sensor in four continuous or non-continuous seconds of relaxation in the ten-second window after deglutitive LES relaxation.
The force of gastric emptying originated from the difference between capacity relaxation pressures of gastric fundus and duodenal pressures with liquid food fed [22].
In support of cycling-off at 70%% of peak EAdi being feasible was our finding that assistance was either EAdi-terminated when flow corresponded to 46%% of peak flow or immediately before EAdi termination due to the inspiratory muscle relaxation increasing pressure in the circuit by 3 cm H2O above the targeted pressure (Servo-I manual).
Depending on boundary conditions, dynamic non-equilibrium leads either to a relaxation of pressure head for constant water content or vice versa.
Previously, it has been reported (Romanov and Soong 2009) that helium penetration into the dry coal matrix results in slow relaxation of pressure, which was attributed to gas penetration into coal matrix controlled by microscopic changes in pore space accessibility.
This indicates relaxation of pressure for amino acid sequence conservation (Table 5).
Although systolic function is well characterized by determinations of ejection fraction, diastolic function characterization of the heart's stiffness, relaxation, and pressure changes is more difficult.
