Sentence examples similar to arising from circulation from inspiring English sources

One potential source of error is maternal microchimerism of beta cells arising from the maternal circulation before, or at the time of, birth.

PCV was defined as the presence of one or multiple focal areas of hyperfluorescence arising from the choroidal circulation within the first 6 minutes after injection of indocyanine green with or without an associated branching vascular network.

However, there were major effects of distributor geometry at higher gas velocity, especially for the lighter particles, due to circulation arising from the maldistribution caused by the gas liquid distributor.

Transesophageal echocardiography and angiography confirmed PA-VSD with aortopulmonary collateral circulation arising from the descending thoracic aorta.

The eastward shift of the rainfall zone over South East Asia may be such an impact, perhaps arising from interactions between regional circulation patterns and forest loss (Tokinaga et al. 2012; Sheil 2014).

The advantage of this approach is the ability to separate air-sea heat flux driven changes (RHCT) from those arising from changes in ocean circulation (RHCV).

We therefore subsequently reduced the FiO2 at the membrane oxygenator to 0.21 to avoid potential side effects or counterregulatory vascular effects in the pulmonary circulation arising from possibly increased oxygen tensions inside the pulmonary artery and pulmonary capillary bed.

Even though impressive in terms of the obtained image quality, the 17.6 T system also had its drawbacks arising from a narrow bore, limiting air circulation resulting in anaesthetic vapour accumulation leading to death of animals[11].

Changes of the levels of the different glycoforms of the antibody as a component of circulation time are interpreted as arising from differences in clearance rates.

Mesenteric collaterals arising from the SMV and IMV may unusually drain into the systemic circulation via large shunts [48, 49].

The small intestine is involved in delivering sugars to the systemic circulation through absorption of the products arising from carbohydrate digestion.