Sentence examples for back into the circulation from inspiring English sources

By inducing internalization of S1P receptors (S1PRs) expressed on lymphocytes [ 99], fingolimod primarily inhibits egress of naïve and central memory lymphocytes from lymph nodes back into the circulation [ 100– 102] and thereby prevents them from circulating to other tissues, including the CNS [ 98, 101].

The Fc region is composed of two IgG-like domains, CH2 and CH3, and is responsible for the long serum half-life of VEGF-trap, due to its ability to bind to the FcRn receptor located on endothelial, epithelial and circulating blood cells, after which it is recycled back into the circulation instead of undergoing degradation (Ghetie & Ward, 1997).

Eventually the red blood cell ruptures, dumping its load of parasites back into the circulation, where they are free to continue their cycle of reproduction and destruction.

As Paul Gibbs explains: "To remove a kidney you need to disconnect the artery that sends blood into the kidney, the vein that drains the blood back into the circulation and finally the ureter that drains the urine from the kidney into the bladder".

These deformable particles all demonstrated some hold up in filtration tissues like the lungs and spleen, followed by release back into the circulation, characterized by decreases in particles in these tissues with concomitant increases in particle concentration in blood.

The output of knowledge creation of subsystems has therefore two routes (ways): (1) the first route leads to an output for the production of innovations for more sustainability in a state (nation-state); (2) the second route leads to an output on new know-how back into the circulation of knowledge.

The renal tubules reabsorb from the glomerular filtrate solutes and fluids required for homeostasis, while the post-glomerular capillary beds return these essential substances back into the systemic circulation.

Following cholesterol efflux, HDL-cholesterol is transported from the tissue back into the blood circulation.

The lymphatic vasculature transports extravasated tissue fluid, macromolecules and cells back into the blood circulation.

In enterocytes, P-gp pumps back absorbed taxanes into the intestinal lumen, whereas at the BBB, taxanes are pumped back into the systemic circulation.

The early operas came back into circulation; the more austere dramas, such as "Stiffelio" and "Simon Boccanegra," were taken out of mothballs; "Don Carlos" was finally heard complete.