Sentence examples for sustain flow from inspiring English sources

When the permeability reduction is sufficient small, the elevated pore pressure can sustain flow through the conduit.

Logic suggests that agents that sustain flow and prevent the initiation of vasoocclusion would be more successful than agents given after an acute vasoocclusive event has started, nevertheless animal studies have shown that this latter approach might be useful [ 110].

A higher pressure is required to open the valve and sustain flow during the rising phase of the inlet pressure, but during the decreasing phase of the inlet pressure, the flow is sustained at a lower pressure so that the closing pressure of the valve is slightly lower than the opening pressure.

Peter Szep, the conductor, had trouble eliciting a sustained flow from his scrappy orchestra outside of showpiece arias and ensembles.

A rapid and sustained flow of climate finance for the vulnerable developing countries is central to managing the climate challenge.

In the mesothermal class some regimes resemble those of tropical and equatorial areas, with single or double summer maxima corresponding to heavy seasonal rainfall, while others include sustained flow with slight warm-season minima.

Those winds' occasional projection westward explains unusually cold winters in western and central Europe, while exceptionally warm winters in that region result from the sustained flow of tropical maritime air masses.

Human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVECs) were cultured on different fibronectin (FN) micropatterns parallel or perpendicular to the flow direction and exposed to sustained flow with physiological levels of shear stress (15 dyne/cm2).

At a glance, there'd seem to be a combination of neo-Nazi sentiment and a sustained flow of racially motivated incidents at play in the town.

The intermediate cloudy phase clearly sustained flow, but other features, particularly the signature under a microscope, convinced Lehmann that he was dealing with a solid.

Although Cudjoe finds Gather Together a weaker autobiography compared to Caged Bird, he states that Angelou's use of language is "the work's saving grace", and that it contains "a much more consistent and sustained flow of eloquent and honey-dipped writing".