Sentence examples for Lack of circulation from inspiring English sources

Lack of circulation, an enlarged pericardium and curvature of the tail (at a later time point) are hallmarks of the cloche phenotype.

Lack of circulation is often the cause of leg cramping, especially when you are doing physical activity.

Her skin was grayish, her lips white, her pulse thready, her skin beginning to cool from lack of circulation.

On 5 June 1940, it was transferred to Chauvigny on a cushioned stretcher in the back of an ambulance, which had been sealed to keep the humidity constant (the official who accompanied the painting arrived nearly asphyxiated from the lack of circulation in the sealed vehicle).

In addition, the lack of circulation of the UCA results in a greater degree of stability, with the UCA estimated to remain within a collection for up to 20 30 min [10, 11].

In some cases, the birds' breasts grow to such extreme sizes that they can suffer from conditions like "green muscle disease," in which parts of the breast muscle dies and rots from lack of circulation, even while the chicken continues to live.

It is also known that the color of human skin is conditioned by the circulation of the blood and that the skin due to the lack of blood circulation turns pale/grayish (pallor mortis).

Closed-back models are better at sealing off the outside world, but your ears may get hot from the lack of air circulation.

Art Wrubel, a retired architect and city planner who is chairman of the Ridgewood Historic Preservation Commission, said the strongest attribute of the downtown area, which he calls "the jewel of Ridgewood," has always been that it is compact and predestrian-friendly. "However," Mr. Wrubel said, "that walkability and compactness is being threatened by the lack of adequate circulation and parking".

The resultant lack of air circulation creates poorly ventilated areas with accumulated air pollutants and thermal discomfort in the summer.

The study results show that there are significant thermal discomfort conditions inside the study domain, due to the lack of air circulation within the domain as a result of the building geometry.