The equivalent pressure in the veins and venules to the hydrostatic pressure filling the system is called mean systemic pressure (Pms).
American filmmakers tend to have a global focus, and I'd like to see an American filmmaker find a way to approach the subject — even by way of fiction — without needless scare-mongering, but also without flinching from, or shielding viewers from, the systemic pressure of the one-party system and the fear and subservience it's meant to maintain.
MIKRO-TIP catheter transducer, Millar Instruments) was introduced through the carotid line into the aorta for continuous systemic pressure (AP) monitoring (BIOPAC physiology monitoring system); this enabled other hemodynamic measurements mentioned below.
Up to a point, similar considerations in reverse apply to the effects of reduced systemic pressure.
Now that the money is ebbing away, the rupee is coming under systemic pressure, he said.
Glomerular pressure is a function of the systemic pressure as modified by the tone (state of constriction or dilation) of the afferent and efferent arterioles, as these open or close spontaneously or in response to nervous or hormonal control.
Brooks's laissez-faire system has allowed each Thunder player to mature into a more complete version of his basketball self, and while Westbrook settled into balance, Ibaka refined raw ability into genuine skill, and Harden learned to master the creator/complement interchange, Durant has harnessed his most attractive abilities as a defender without bearing the weight of systemic pressure.
Mean systemic pressure varied from 55 to 177 mm Hg after norepinephrine administration.
Hence, it has been deliberated whether systemic pressure variation has any consequence on stroke severity, functional disability or death.
This limitation might be overcome by measuring the mean systemic pressure, but this is not possible in routine practice.
Basically, fluid is administered in order to increase the mean systemic pressure, which is the forward pressure of venous return.
