31.   The maximum squeeze pressure in older patients did not differ significantly from that in younger patients, either before or after operation.

32.   This shows that the rectal luman is bigger and that the rectum is more compliant at low induced pressures in women.

33.   In line with these uncertainties measurements of colonic pressures in the irritable bowel syndrome produce contradictory data and no common underlying abnormality has been defined.

34.   Basal pressures in the spinal group were similar to those in normal subjects but conscious control of sphincter activity was abolished in all spinal patients.

35.   The pressure in the rectal balloon was monitored using a non-perfused water filled catheter with a separate side hole within the balloon.

36.   Rectal contractions were associated with prolonged increases in external anal sphincter activity and anal pressure in all normal subjects.

37.   These contraction sequences were associated with long periods of increased baseline pressure in the distal oesophagus.

38.   This initial eruption further lowers the pressure in the magma chamber and more eruptions are generated.

39.   The measurement of pressure in the interior of a flow has been considered above in connection with Pitot tubes.

40.   When Swindon had all the pressure in the second half.