Sentence examples for both in circulation and from inspiring English sources
Chronic hyperglycemia induces AGE accumulation both in circulation and tissue.
To express EGFP in circulating cells, we used Hemolectin-gal4 (HmlΔ-gal4) (Sinenko and Mathey-Prevot, 2004), which is specific to mature blood cells both in circulation and in the lymph gland cortical zone (Jung et al., 2005).
Experimental evidence shows that in MM, EPCs both in circulation and in the BM express angioblastic features a high capacity for vasculogenesis and a pro-angiogenic gene expression pattern suggesting that these cells resemble embryonic angioblasts, and also supporting the thesis that BM EPCs help tumor neovascularization [ 8, 11, 13].
The New Yorker, October 24 , 1925P. 3 College presidents may bewail emphasis placed on football, but college student is a definite item, both in circulation and advertising prestige.
One problem associated with such treatment is systemic toxicity of tPA, which can act upon plasminogen both in circulation and at the clot site, generating systemic plasmin and rendering the patient highly vulnerable to hemorrhaging.
"After the early part of the decade, newspapers started growing both in circulation and revenue," said Salles Neto, president of Grupo M&M, which publishes Meio e Mensagem.
Long-lived humans, in contrast, acquire immunity from both strains in circulation and vaccines.
By June 1862, the price of silver had risen to the point where coins of that metal vanished from circulation, many exported to Canada, where they were both acceptable in circulation, and could be exchanged for gold.
We show reduced spleen mass as a readout for efficacy of Dexamethasone (new Figure 6F) and show that anti-LY6G reduces both the number of neutrophils in circulation and the number of neutrophil containing skin pustules (new Figure 6G, H).
Notably, we could not overcome the lack of well recognized porcine antibodies to characterize bone marrow progenitor cells both in the circulation and also in the heart.
Because we observed elevated markers of oxidative damage both in the circulation and in the liver, we investigated further whether oxidative dysregulation could contribute to NAFLD and the later development of insulin resistance; this confirmed an impaired hepatic antioxidant capacity through reduced GPx1 expression.
