Sentence examples for small negative pressure from inspiring English sources

This is a classical technique to measure stiffness of single cells when a cell is aspirated by a small negative pressure into a glass pipette with inner diameter smaller than the cell and causing it to deform (Figure 2C).

For flue gas above 450 °C, S-ORC can achieve higher efficiency and power generation than conventional SRC, with a relatively small negative pressure and high dryness of the turbine outlet steam.

At this point, the positive pressure was released and a small negative pressure was applied (1.0 2.0 kPa).

Typically, a gigaohm seal was formed by a small negative pressure, and whole-cell recording was established by rupture of the cell membrane with further negative pressure or a buzz signal, or a combination of both.

Then a small negative pressure is applied by suction to the pipette.

For the current measurements, lipid vesicles with embedded nanopores were mounted onto glass nanopipettes typically under small negative pressure (−1 to −10 PSI) to spread the membrane over the orifice.

This is presumably due to the small volume and relatively low negative pressure in the tubes compared to the ambient pressure in Lusaka at around 1300 m above sea level.

In this technique, a small negative hydrostatic pressure is created at the tip of a micropipette.

If the pocket of melt occluded by spherulites is small, the negative pressure may be insufficient for the rupture of the structure and the material solidifies without a break, but with frozen internal stresses.

If bubbles entered the channels, a small amount of negative pressure was applied to the channel to remove them.

The developed undersaturated model sensitivity analysis indicates the high positive impact of crude viscosity at bubble point (µ ob) and small negative impact of bubble point pressure (P ob) and trivial positive impact of reservoir pressure (P).