Sentence examples for reservoir replacement from inspiring English sources

In 2004, on the basis of data establishing bioequivalence, the FDA approved an intravenous formulation of treprostinil for patients with PAH in functional classes II to IV who do not tolerate the subcutaneous form or in whom intravenous administration may be preferable to subcutaneous infusion providing at the same time the advantage of less frequent need for drug reservoir replacement.

The 2009 study was conducted in the same rural and urban areas selected in the 2003 study, with the exception of six urban blocks in Bagalkot town that had to be replaced as they had been submerged under a newly constructed reservoir; six replacement blocks were selected using the NSSO sampling frame for the period 2002-7.

These findings have direct implications for evaluating the stability and safety of natural gas hydrate reservoirs, CO2 replacement to extract CH4 and CO2 sequestration.

In addition to regulating hematopoietic cells, some nonhematopoietic progenitors might enter the bloodstream and circulate as "continuous reservoirs" of replacement or reparative cells for nonhematopoietic tissues [ 14].

Circulating EPCs are capable of patching sites of denuding injury, and they serve as a cellular reservoir for the replacement of dysfunctional endothelium[27, 28].

40517_2014_8_MOESM1_ESM.docx Additional file 1: Content: (1) Materials and processes involved over the life cycle of EGS power plants, (2) current EGS projects in the Rhine Graben, (3) data on fuel for drilling, (4) data on reservoir enhancement, (5) replacement factors.

To avoid this problem, we have developed a new one-way valve at the venous line connected to a volume replacement reservoir (OVR) [ 6].

In the present study, we investigated the potential benefits of a simple one-way valve connected to a volume replacement reservoir (OVR) for volume and pressure compensation.

The use of a miniaturized perfusion system with a volume replacement reservoir is able to counteract excessive negative venous line pressures and to reduce the number and volume of arterial air bubbles.

NPCs hold great potential for the treatment of neurological disorders, not only because they may provide a (tissue-specific) cellular reservoir for the replacement of lost or damaged cells, but also because of several bystander capacities, such as tissue trophic support and immune regulation, that have been described in vitro and in vivo following NPC transplants [ 89].

Venous air bubbles had a volume of 1683 ± 1322 μl during MEPS vs. 21 ± 52 μl during MEPS + OVR (p < 0.001).> -wrap-foot> miniaturizedrizextracorporealeal perfusion system; MEPS +  OVR miniaturized extracorporeal perfusion system plus volume replacement reservoir group The time courses of the measured biochemical parameters are illustrated in Figs.  5, 6 and 7.