Sentence examples for thus volumes from inspiring English sources

As to the LW transport phase within the channel network, it appears to be widely characterized by supply-limited conditions; whereby LW transport rates (and thus volumes) are ultimately constrained by the amount of LW that is made available to the flow.

Years with similar hypoxic areas may have very different average hypoxic thicknesses and thus volumes.

The influence of shunt length (and thus volume), flow rate by altering the speed of the peristaltic pump and the influence of arterial source (i.e., femoral artery or carotid artery) were investigated in separate studies (n = 2/study/condition).

Thus, volume change in these structures may reflect trans-synaptic neuronal loss, consistent with previous observations in lactacystin-lesioned animals [79].

Thus, volume below FRC does not need to be simulated.

Thus, volume estimates produced by integrating the spline-surface, and also the application of the exponential method, are likely to be minimum estimates of eruptive volume.

Thus, volume conservation is equivalent to conserving the 2-D area of the cell: P area = K area(A 0 - A ) n.

Electrochemical oxidation can induce counterion expulsion or inclusion and thus volume change, although these changes tend to be slow in aqueous solution.

Because the Au nanoparticles were transformed from the Au films evaporated on the PS spheres with the same thickness and thus volume, the size distribution of the Au nanoparticles is very narrow.

Although the utility of indices related to respiratory changes in arterial pressure to detect preload sensitivity and thus volume responsiveness is indisputable in patients receiving mechanical ventilation, some limitations must be borne in mind.

Thus, volume status imbalances frequently are not recognized at all or are recognized too late, which may have drastic consequences for the hemodynamic stability of these patients [ 1, 2].