Sentence examples for restriction of flow from inspiring English sources

The causes of these high amplitude changes in salinity are not fully understood but are thought to be the result of restriction of flow between the Mediterranean and Atlantic, eustatic sea level change and climate.

The process controlling this restriction of flow is related to the difference between the yield and ultimate strengths such that dramatic irradiation-induced increases in the yield strength results in very limited plastic flow until necking.

Arterial ulcers are a result of restriction of flow or occlusion of an artery.

Both the piggyback technique and the establishment of a portocaval shunt require temporary restriction of flow through the portal system, which in turn creates an increase in portal pressure.

As with the ventral abdominal vein, the renal portal vein was dissected free and fitted with a Doppler flow probe (silastic cuff, i.d. 0.8 mm; Iowa Doppler Products, Iowa City, IA, USA), which was placed as close to the point of entry of the vein into the kidney as possible without restriction of flow.

Despite much research, the causes remain unclear but include repetitive physical trauma, ischemia (restriction of blood flow), hereditary and endocrine factors, avascular necrosis (loss of blood flow), rapid growth, deficiencies and imbalances in the ratio of calcium to phosphorus, and anomalies of bone formation.

As an application among others we show that a flow is approximately inner if and only if the restriction of the flow to a full invariant hereditary C∗-subalgebra is approximately inner.

The restriction of the flow spaces between the particles in the plane perpendicular to the flow direction results in steeper velocity gradients of the gas phase, thus resulting in greater shearing stresses and an increase in the drag coefficient on the total cluster area.

Thus, intracranial pulsatility can also be affected by restriction of these flow pathways (which can manifest itself as a change in either pressure or flow pulsatility), such as with venous hypertension or a blockage in the outflow CSF pathways at the craniocervical junction (e.g., in Chiari malformation or Dandy-Walker variant).

Global ischemia is the restriction of blood flow, affecting the entire brain area, whereas focal ischemia is characterized by a reduction of cerebral blood flow in a distinct region of the brain.

Unlike a heart attack, which involves a restriction of blood flow to the heart's muscle and is often not fatal, sudden cardiac arrest is a quick killer.