Sentence examples for subsequent inflow from inspiring English sources

The experiment involved an environmentally relevant 'pulse-exposure' design simulating three subsequent inflow events.

Moreover, early life experiences may influence perception of health and subsequent inflow to disability pension.

At other times all the water in a small stream freezes; subsequent inflowing water then flows over the surface and freezes, forming large buildups of ice.

Subsequent inflows of private sector investment would do much to reinforce the credibility of all those, particularly in the poorest countries, who have had the courage to believe in the positive outcome of this meeting.

Rural health workforce supply reflects the balance between current stocks and subsequent inflows (recruitment) and outflows (turnover) of workers.

Mechanical acute injuries lead to muscle fiber destruction by disruption of plasma membrane and basal lamina, subsequent calcium inflow, and necrosis by autodigestion or eventually apoptosis.

However, this is a far too shallow depth for hydro-fracturing operation because of risk for pressure blow-up through the nearby overburden and a subsequent collapse or inflow of soil material from the overburden.

In the subsequent years, the inflow of immigrants from the former guest worker countries consisted mainly of family members of those guest workers who remained in Germany (family reunification).

Concerning hydro-fracturing it might be risky to try to develop the zone (b) at 20 m depth because of being too close to the highly weathered overburden and thereby causing risk for pressure blow-up through the nearby overburden and a subsequent collapse or inflow of soil material from the overburden.

[27] A characteristic feature of portal hypertension is the development of hyperdynamic splanchnic organs draining into the portal vein and subsequent portal venous inflow.

Tumour perfusion was measured by using a series of rapidly acquired T1-weighted spin echo images (TE=12.3 ms, TR=130 ms) to monitor the inflow and subsequent efflux from the tumour of the MRI contrast agent, gadolinium diethylenetriaminepentaacetate (Gd-DTPA) (Magnevist, Schering), as described previously (Beauregard et al, 1998, 2001).