Sentence examples for well loss from inspiring English sources
An efficient fracture network in the reservoir with the least number of deviated or collapsed fractures prevents poor connectivity with the surrounding reservoir volume, reduction in reserve estimates per well, loss in well productivity, reduced drainage areas, and higher completion costs associated with the ineffective fractures.
While it remains to be determined, it is possible that in medulloblastoma cells as well, loss of Na,K-ATPase function could modulate RhoA or Rac1 activity to inhibit EGF-induced motility and stress fiber formation.
He quiets the Writer's hysterics and tries to inspire in him what Blanche Dubois called "the opposite" of death: NIGHTINGALE (giving a comforting pat): Well, losses must be accepted and survived.
The permeability reduction increases the reservoir flow resistance, while the internal well losses remain unchanged.
Results of the step-drawdown tests indicated well losses between 1.5% and 27.7% (14.2% avg).
Results illustrate that the combination of withered crops, drying up of wells, loss of beauty, and deteriorating social networks trigger strong emotional responses, in particular feelings of sadness.
Well, the loss of their language, the loss of their way of life, the violence perpetrated on them, you know.
Loss of circadian clocks from all tissues causes defective glucose homeostasis as well as loss of feeding and activity rhythms.
Obviously if it was dropping as well, the loss of summer ice was even more significant.
But in risk, there is also profit — lots of it — as well as loss.
