Sentence examples for aggressive circulation from inspiring English sources

It begins in our places of learning and continues in adulthood through an aggressive circulation of consensus.

This case highlights the potential severity of this syndrome, the benefits of aggressive treatment, which may include extracorporeal circulation, but also the debilitating complications associated with ECMO.

Lack of hierarchy in the network pattern of the aggressive tumors suggested a lack of blood circulation.

This knowledge may be particularly beneficial when treating diabetic neuroischemic foot wounds associated with particularly aggressive atherosclerotic disease and a poor collateral circulation.

Veterinary treatment includes aggressive intravenous fluid therapy to support the circulation and dilute systemic toxins.

The most important determinant of outcome is aggressive fluid resuscitation, restoration of normal or hyperdynamic circulation, and removal of any nidus of infection.

Conde Nast is promising Lucky's advertisers a rate base, guaranteed circulation, of 500,000, which Mr. Truman described as "an aggressive start," and hopes "in the long run to go to a million".

Seizing upon a shift in the 2001 circulation statement of its Pulitzer Prize-winning competitor, an aggressive Riverdale weekly has launched a bruising -- some say exaggerated -- campaign to draw advertisers to its pages.

The Indian state also has been less aggressive in enticing back highly skilled migrants or in enhancing brain circulation, unlike China and Taiwan ([Saxenian 2006]).

Acid is a primary proximal aggressive agent in the production of stomach ulcer (Weiner, 1991), while circulation and motility are linked to mucosal resistance to acid.

HAART prevents the rapid initial replication needed to achieve populations required for effective chronic infection and, in concert with the aggressive immune responses; the virus is totally eliminated from the general circulation.