Sentence examples for role of drainage from inspiring English sources

The role of drainage system is also vital as it shifts the phreatic surface ensuring the safety of downstream toe.

The main aquifer reservoir of the alluvial plain consists of thick layer (more than 10 m) of alluvial sand, which covers the whole plain area and plays the role of drainage, considering its permeability.

The role of drainage systems, conjunctive use of different water sources, use of computer-based mathematical models, and the use of remote sensing and GIS techniques in managing the problems are discussed.

Regarding bile leaks, the authors discuss inter alia the role of percutaneous drainage of biliary collections, of coil/gelfoam embolisation of bilio-vascular fistulas, and of covered stents.

Some authors found a significantly increased frequency of IJVVI in the TGA patients, which may confirm the role of vein drainage disturbances in pathogenesis of TGA [3 5, 14].

This paper builds on previous work by addressing two issues: (1) the role of lateral drainage of formation water within the sandy layers of the sand shale sequence, and (2) the importance of expected overconsolidation by the continental ice-sheet, which covered the northern half of the country during the Saalian glacial.

Altogether, these findings reveal the potential atheroprotective role of lymphatic drainage by actively contributing to RCT.

One interesting finding is the potential role of man-made drainage networks (e.g., road- or agricultural-ditches) in NPS pollution and the possibilities of targeting water quality protection practices around or within these networks.

When gas is extracted through surface wells, gas migration into the working face cannot be effectively controlled because of the weak drainage effect during a new surface well taking on the main gas drainage role of an old well, because the boreholes of roof strike from transport roadway have limited influence scope and installing a roof drainage roadway would be time-consuming and difficult.

Terwillinger et al. (1951) showed insignificant role of maximum theoretical gravity drainage rate, and a strong dependency between ultimate recovery and production rate.

The role of interventional EUS in drainage of PFCs requires further clarification, because the procedure is technically challenging, with limited availability.