Does Slower Flowing Fluid Experience Less Pressure Drop?

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Lets say water was rising vertically up a pipe at a lower pressure and lower velocity. Is the pressure drop the same in faster and slower moving fluids or does slower moving fluid lose less pressure from pressure drop.
 
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I don't understand your wording of the sentence. But to reword my question is to say will a slow flowing fluid rising vertically not see much of a loss in pressure due to gravity.