| 词汇 | example_english_inflate |
| 释义 | Examples of inflateThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The balloon catheter was advanced over the guide wire, inflated with dilute contrast to a pressure of 3-4 atmospheres, and deflated immediately. The high prevalence of simple phobia has not inflated the overall prevalence of mental disorder since all of these patients also had another mental disorder. The univariate heritability estimate is thus likely to be inflated at this time point, assuming that the true litter variance component is greater than zero. As the effort to act collectively encountered frustration, the energy tilted from idealist education and corporatist participation towards spectatorship, buttressed by inflating rhetoric. Each sample was put in a self-sealing plastic bag, which slightly inflated and contained a piece of paper towel to reduce condensation. Statutory organisations and funding bodies have to recognise that such costs are not ' inflated ' or ' excessive ' but rather legitimate and necessary. In lateral view, larvae slightly and almost symmetrically vaulted; glabella and protopygidial axis inflated. Occipital ring weakly inflated; medial part transversely rectangular with straight, well-incised occipital furrow. First, the flyaway costs estimated in 1973 dollars could be inflated to 1992 dollars, or vice versa. To accomplish this reversal, balloons are first inflated to block the common and external carotid arteries. The unit cost estimate includes cost of training as well as direct care support staff and is inflated to a 1999/2000 price base. Numbers can be inflated if the count includes all of ' third sector ' organisations such as philanthropic, welfare, cultural and sporting organisations. Laterally, anterior margin subhorizontal; middle body inflated anteriorly, gently flattening posteriorly. After surface reconstruction of this boundary, each hemisphere was inflated, cut along the calcarine sulcus, and flattened. Firstly to remove year-to-year variation which, by inflating experimental variation, reduces the capacity of the experiment to detect treatment effects. The configuration is an idealization of the flow past long low inflated buildings when the effects of the earth's boundary layer are neglected. The spots with low log-intensities have inflated variations, which make downstream analyses rather difficult if not impossible. Fertilization rates with planting were inflated by about 10 % to insure good and even stands (crop establishment in field) and development. To characterize the regulatory activity as a "rights" movement inflates its moral dimension. Because the threat is inflated, so is the response. The air initially inflated into the balloon was removed, and the balloon was reinflated with 0.5 ml of a saline solution. The tip of the catheter was positioned in the pulmonary trunk, and the balloon was inflated with a saline solution. In one case, we inflated the balloon too rapidly and the aortic pressure and cardiac output reduced strikingly, therefore we had to deflate again. Shared method variance may have inflated this link. To investigate the clinical significance of inflating one's selfviews, four inflation indices were computed and related to children's level of aggression. The sheath was then retracted and the balloon inflated with saline solution. They were, however, based on 1986 prices which, to ensure consistency with the prevalence data that they were using, were inflated to 1992\\93 prices. Marginal vein more than 6r as long as broad, not inflated (fig. 4c). Following insertion of the balloon into the lumpectomy cavity, the balloon is inflated via one of the lumens with sterile water and contrast material. However, the overall ratio of 1-4 could be inflated for two reasons. The twinning rate in this hospital is, therefore, inflated. Our use of retrospective premenstrual symptom reporting may have inflated correlations between premenstrual symptoms and the questionnaire measure of neuroticism. Furthermore, estimates of the shared environment and passive g-e correlation are inflated by any genetic consequences of assortative mating. Patients may have inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, pressured speech, racing thoughts, and/or mental distractibility. 336 thin soap membrane and then inflated using a special needle. More insidiously, the prestige of the sciences was inflated by dividing natural qualities into primary and secondary categories. Again the confidence interval is wide and thus there is no conclusive evidence that nonmetallic deodorant treatment inflates the risk of reaction in the axilla. The weighting procedure inflated the number of cases to 9754 and 3205, respectively. Therefore, total population numbers used as reference are inflated to a large extent. In both cases, scores will be inflated for small parties and corrected by my solution. All words in each transcript were examined to ensure that word counts were not artificially inflated due to inconsistencies in spelling or transcription. The third generated data set consisted of automata from the second generated set inflated to a larger size. The diameter of the balloon catheter inflating the stent was choosen according to the diameter of the transverse arch. As the balloon is inflated, the stent expands, and the slots expand to form diamond-shaped spaces. When the balloon and stent complex were in position, the balloon was inflated to its maximal diameter with four to six atmospheres of pressure. In lateral view, cranidium rather flat; glabella modestly inflated. Because young bats (born after the cyclone) were present during our counts, thereby inflating postcyclone numbers, actual cyclone-related mortality rate was probably underestimated. Whatever national, regional and local monetary factors are inflating cost aggregates should also be inflating receipts aggregates in nearly the same fashion. All costs identified for this analysis were inflated to 2001 dollars. Her position of privilege is inflated and threatened in the same scene. The dimensionless roughness height is inflated for illustrative purposes. Deep lateral and posterior furrows join to form a convex backward curvature; middle body moderately inflated with two anteriorly positioned, deep longitudinal grooves. The balloon was inflated to the maximal safe pressure (usually 4-7 atmospheres) recommended by the manufacturers. Other estimates published by outside sources were grossly inflated. Thus, there is a greater opportunity for their self-ratings to be inflated, relative to others' ratings. However, they also affect the environmental and social responses produced by the individual, thereby inflating the chance of adverse outcome and maladaptive experience. Inefficient processing is defined as that reflected by longer reaction times, which can be further inflated by the presence of errors. 943 state, mania, was characterized by a euphoric mood, interest in many things, inflated selfesteem, activation, decreased need for sleep, and excessive energy. After the recovery of the cardiac output and aortic pressure, we inflated the balloon gradually. The catheter was manipulated through the interatrial septum, the balloon inflated with 1.5 cc of saline, and the catheter was withdrawn. The sizing balloon was advanced into the left atrium, slowely inflated, and pulled back to the interatrial septum. The balloon was inflated expanding the stent to 15 mm. As a result, repor ter bias may have inflated the strength of association between these constructs. The coefficients of coincidence for the flies with the balancers were also inflated, more so in the second experiment than in the first. The copy number estimates were therefore obtained on the assumption of complete homozygosity of elements ; residual heterozygosity would mean that these estimates are slightly inflated. However, there were two factors which might have inflated the heritability of that trait. They often consist of a single inflated membrane inflated to a pressure which is determined by the anticipated wind speed. Occipital ring not inflated, provided with very strong occipital spine. As to relief, the posterior border of the protocranidium is flat, and the glabella as well as the protopygidial axis is only slightly inflated. The initial magnetic field is located in the center of the system as a dipole configuration which has already been inflated by plasma injection. As a result, he complicates the relation of notes to manuscript (p. 68) and inflates time's importance. Doing this only inflates collinearity without improving the model fit. More efficient administration and a stronger emphasis on forcing people to live in urban centres probably inflated census figures. In the opinion of this reviewer, his praise is not inflated. There, the balloon is inflated to widen the artery and facilitate the delivery and placement of a stent (a small, stainless steel, expandable mesh tube). We treated each observation for an individual as independent, thus artificially inflating degrees of freedom in statistical tests. As a result, estimates of plasticity in allocation across treatments may be inflated if they do not account for plant size. Costs were inflated in the 1560s as corslets replaced almain rivets and calivers arquebuses. The balloons were inflated after delivery of the fetus and the inflated balloon catheters were used intra-operatively for prophylactic embolotherapy with gelatin sponge. The balloons were inflated after delivery of fetus and the inflated balloon catheters were then used intra-operatively for prophylactic embolotherapy with gelatin sponge. Lateral glabellar lobes weakly developed, gently inflated, incompletely separated from median occipital lobe. Lateral occipital lobes relatively small and weak; not inflated; incompletely separated from median occipital lobe. The subgerminal cavity inflates lateral to the neural keel. In addition, teachers may be biased in their perceptions of children who are functioning poorly in the school setting, inflating their reporting of psychological problems. Then the balloons are inflated contemporarily, similar to the other double balloon techniques. The lung was inflated to higher mean volumes without having to use high peak airway pressures to maintain ventilation (oxygenation and carbon dioxide removal). The balloon was positioned in the pulmonary trunk and was progressively inflated until a systemic pressure was achieved in the "pulmonary ventricle". The base of the horizontal ramus is slightly inflated. Laterally, middle body continuously inflates from rear to front without separating anterior and posterior lobes. As the chamber inflates slowly, the internal pressure increases. From top left to right bottom: epiglottis, vocal cords, trachea, carina, inflated and detached balloon, vocal cords about to close over the balloon. In lateral view, eye high and lateral border slightly inflated representing respectively about 50 % and 40 % of the maximum height of the librigena. With a continuum of alleles, gene flow inflates the genetic variance in the same way as a source of mutations of small effect. The balloon was inflated between 4 and 6 times. Each sample was put in a self-sealing plastic bag, slightly inflated and containing one piece of paper towel. If the false-negative rate were really 10%, then the consumer's risk would be inflated to 15%. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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