Sentence examples for restoring pressure from inspiring English sources
Ukrainian officials have said that once shipments to the border resumed, restoring pressure in the pipelines for export elsewhere in Europe would require about 36 hours.
The blood will clot, sealing the perforation and restoring pressure in the spinal membrane.
Later, brine was injected until the core was restored to the original state as demonstrated by a restored pressure drop for brine.
Comparing pressures and flows throughout this closed-loop model, with and without the baroreflex control, highlights the sensitivity of the carotids to changes in orientation and the ability of the baroreflex to restore pressures globally throughout the circulation.
This controlled study strongly suggests that noradrenaline is superior to high-dose dopamine in restoring blood pressure in septic vasodilated patients, and that such correction of blood pressure induces an improvement in urine output.
Ukraine says thats the reason it's been unable to pipe the gas through Europe, and it has demanded that Russia pay for restoring the pressure.
Although usually effective in restoring blood pressure, catecholamines have important adverse effects and may even increase mortality.
As early as 1918, however, Cannon and coworkers [ 33] questioned the feasibility of restoring blood pressure back to normal in the face of active hemorrhage.
When hypotension occurs, fluid administration remains as the first recommended therapy for restoring arterial pressure in current hemodynamic resuscitation protocols [ 4- 6].
In case 5, lidocaine and phenylephrine were efficacious in restoring blood pressure and normal cardiac rhythm: abnormal ventricular contraction or massive vascular relaxation can both be claimed as responsible of the symptoms.
The purpose is to evacuate wound fluid and air from the thorax and to realign the lungs [ 15- 17] by restoring negative pressure in the pleural space [ 18, 19].
