Exemplos de uso de Adequate flow em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Adequate flow through the TOC sensor.
The main objective is to restore adequate flow to both pulmonary arteries.
And these individuals need to find a highway that provides a constant and adequate flow.
The reliability of gas seals depends on an adequate flow of clean dry gas at the seal.
Adequate flow and runoff are needed to keep revascularized segments working.
It could therefore be established whether an adequate flow of trade is maintained.
Adequate flow of competent researchers, with high levels of mobility between institutions, disciplines, sectors countries;
The Volvo power steering pump provides adequate flow even when the engine is idling.
In 2004 the European Commission services continued to work closely with National Tempus Offices seeking to bring greater coherence to this network and to ensure an adequate flow of information.
A control angiogram of the cervical carotid circulation showed adequate flow through the previously stenotic lesion.
It has balanced viscosity and adequate flow for cementing, as well as it allows for immediate construction core build-ups that will be easily machined to the desired shape.
The Commission andthe Member States should therefore undertake to provide an adequate flow of information and appropriate dissemination for those actions.
Obstructive sleep apnea(OSA) occurs when the brain sends the signal to the muscles and the muscles make an effort to take a breath, butthey are unsuccessful because the airway becomes obstructed and prevents an adequate flow of air.
It is possible to develop routines to facilitate the adequate flow of information between prenatal care services and hospitals and subsequently to CO.
In 2001, performed a study in 40 patients with the aim of evaluating the capacity of the LITA to provide adequate flow to two or more arteries of the LCS.
So, it is extremely important to keep the adequate flow and temperature of the imbibition water under control, for a good extraction of saccharose without cloggings.
In this process, the polymer or film coating has the function of holding the products on the seed,avoiding dust formation and providing an adequate flow of seeds in the sowing process.
Primary failure- Primary failure was considered to have occurred when the AVF did not provide adequate flow since its construction, or when flow was interrupted, in a previously unused AVF, within the first four weeks after its construction.
The restoration of an adequate flow to the viable myocardium can prevent enlargement of the LV and remodeling and consequently, thereby preventing the deterioration of the heart insufficiency evolving to death, mainly with recent infarctions with remaining viability 4-5.
For chronic kidney patients is recommended the definitive access,since it allows adequate flow of the prescribed dialysis, during a long time, with fewer complications.
In Fortaleza, the introduction of Matrix Support into primary care services in order to enable them to treat mental health disturbances is in its first steps. There are difficulties to be faced by Family Health Teams before they can take overthis type of care, and lack of an adequate flow of information between different levels of care.
Likewise, it is of utmost importance that developing andemerging countries strive to maintain an adequate flow of private capital and access to credit markets, in order to prevent greater contagion of the crisis.
However, the procedure should not be simplified to the extreme'… but not simpler' but performed in such a way that, if the side branch is compromised TIMI flow< 3 in side branch> 2.5 mm, fractional reserve flow< 0.75, residual stenosis>75%, dissection before implanting a stent, side-branch predilation may be performed to restore adequate flow, taking into account that the two-stent strategy may be necessary.
The interviewees indicate that the non-compliance of the physical environment impairs the adequate flow of the materials, due to there not existing physical barriers capable of separating the clean area from the dirty area, which results in the crossing of articles and possible contamination.
I agree that the Commission should evaluate the impact of setting aminimum order size for all dark transactions, and whether it could be rigorously enforced so as to maintain adequate flow of trade through the lit venues in the interests of price discovery.
From the hemodynamic viewpoint,there was maintenance of an adequate flow through the left ventricular assist device during all the post-operative period, always maintaining heart indexes above 2.5 L/min/m². This condition occurred associated to a progressive decrease in the pressures of the right chambers of patients, as demonstrated in Figure 4.
We frequently express ourselves inadequately, causing discomfort, misunderstandings, and even break-ups and,when faced with these facts, we must improve communication and establish an adequate flow of information in order to enable the negotiation process within the team, minimizing conflicts among its members.
The European research area needed by the scientific community,businesses and citizens should have: an adequate flow of competent researchers, world-class research infrastructures, excellent research institutions, effective knowledge-sharing and well-coordinated research programmes and priorities.
Mr President, Commissioner, rapporteur, the view that it is, in general, appropriate andalso necessary to ensure an adequate flow of information between a company and all its stakeholders, especially the employees involved in the life of the company, is, I believe, widely held.
A trained team is required, ideally including two microsurgeons,an anesthesia team able to maintain stable hemodynamic parameters to enable adequate flow through the anastomosis, selection of patients with controlled surgical risk, effective monitoring during post-operative management, prevention and management of situations that lead to an unsuccessful procedure, and the promptness for reintervention, whenever it is necessary.