Sentence examples for tendency to fluid from inspiring English sources

In our clinical practice we have noted a tendency to fluid retention in VLBW infants, linked to prolongation of pulmonary problems and especially BPD.

An inappropriate arginine vasopressin (AVP) hypersecretion has emerged as one of the factors underlying the tendency to fluid retention in BPD infants [1], [2].

Higher shaking speeds, and hence OTRs, were available, but shaking may have been limited by the fluid wall climbing effect's tendency to reduce fluid height in the center of wells.

But they do it nonetheless.The new computing's tendency to the fluid will, in all likelihood, mean that the current form of the phone will not last forever.

He's also right that Mr Sullivan sometimes has a pigeonholing streak in his writing, a tendency to reify fluid and cross-cutting groups into concrete singular actors, and then cast them in dramatic roles.

This has a tendency to reduce fluid transport phenomena.

The partial pressure of a gas in fluid is a measure of its tendency to leave the fluid when exposed to a gas or fluid that does not contain that gas.

Increasing transverse magnetic field on the electrically conducting fluid gives rise to a resistive type force called Lorentz force which is similar to drag force and upon increasing the value of M, increases the drag force which has the tendency to slow down the fluid velocity.

A disease known since antiquity, typhus has been described as follows: "A kind of continued fever, attended with great prostration of the nervous and vascular systems, with a tendency to putrefaction in the fluids and vitiation in the secretions; putrid fever.

Glycosuria is frequent and is due to increased glucose loading of the filtrate; there is some sodium retention with a tendency to abnormal accumulation of serous fluid (edema), and some protein may appear in the urine.

Moreover, the anterior migration of the implant at 5 weeks in case 3 after absorption of the gas may reflect the buoyancy of the implant in aqueous fluid and tendency to shift.