(O ) Section through outflow-tract region reveals red twin spot contributing predominantly to pulmonary artery.
Fig. 1 shows the heart in cross-section through the outflow tract and through a portion of the heart that includes the atrioventricular (AV) canal and common ventricle.
ACSF (145 m m NaCl, 2.7 m m KCl, 2.4 m m CaCl2, 1.0 MgCl2.02.0 m m Na2HPO4, 5 m m glucose) was pumped through the inlet channel of the swivel, through the probe, out through the outflow channel, and collected outside the sound attenuating chamber in small vials (SciPro, Sanborn, NY, USA).
The fish, which are about six inches long and, in the earliest versions, coated in rubber, include accelerometers that can measure the effect of the turbulence, the pressure changes and the shearing forces that occur as the fish are bounced and buffeted through the turbine and through an outflow tunnel, called a draft tube.
The Reedsport project could transmit energy to shore through an outflow pipe once used by a now-defunct timber mill.
Levels of MEIS1 are higher in the AHF and decrease through the outflow toward the ventricular myocardium.
The wastewater fills up the first, anoxic (A) pond, then enters the secondary facultative (F) pond through an outflow, and subsequently enters the maturation (M) pond.
It is possible that, just after mydriasis, the flare may be increased by iris pigment liberation or by protein, but crowding in the angle and subsequent interruption through the outflow facility of the trabecular meshwork can explain the elevation of intraocular pressure.
Urban water disposed through combined sewer outflows is the cause of approximately 12% of estuary impairments in the U.S. (Arnone and Walling [2007]).
We suggest that negative ICP in the supine patient is due to a respiration-generated pressure gradient favoring venous outflow through the cerebral sinuses, and CSF outflow through the differential valve, with no added resistance from the additional gravitational valve.
