Sentence examples for were pressurized from inspiring English sources
verb
To put pressure on; to put under pressure.
The high-pressure reactors were pressurized with nitrogen gas up to 15 MPa (equivalent to 1,500 m DWH well depth).
Membrane discs were pressurized at 2.07 MPa pressure for 30 min before recording the flux data at 1.38 MPa pressure.
In the first experiment, skin specimens (n = 68) that measured 4 mm in diameter were punched out using biopsy punches (Kai Industries Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan) and were pressurized using a cold isostatic pressurization machine (Dr. Chef; Kobelco, Japan).
Fresh whole human blood (less than 5 days old, mean volume of 420 ± 52 mL, provided by Australian Red Cross Blood Service, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) was used for the final prime, and the circuits were pressurized to obtain post-oxygenator pressures of 230 to 250 mm Hg.
Then, vessels from the same animals were pressurized to 60 or 160 mmHg (normal pressure and high pressure group, respectively) for 4 h.
The four cuffs were pressurized and slowly deflated synchronously and blood pressure (BP) and baPWV were determined by the pulse wave data collected for the same cardiac cycle.
The pressure chamber was pressurized to at least 20 psi to provide sufficient fluid pressure for the dialysis machine.
The pressure transmitting medium ensures that the sample is pressurized at a hydrostatic pressure.
High purity liquid CO2 was pressurized at temperature and pressure to generate supercritical CO2 for the experiments.
The ES was pressurized from the inner surface and the pressure and extent of associated bulging were recorded.
The sample is pressurized by helium gas and the designed maximum pressure is 6.4 kbar.
