Ordinary human flu viruses, for reasons that are not entirely understood, circulate only in winter.
In species with well-developed septa, the blood circulates entirely within blood vessels, and the vessels in segments near the front ends of these species are often built up with muscles that act as hearts.
Her fiery Grammys acceptance speech – censored when the show was broadcast but circulated online – would be all the more powerful were it not entirely fabricated.
Hours later, Mr. Gandhi, in a letter addressed to Mr. Swamy and circulated in the press, called Mr. Swamy's accusations "utterly false, entirely baseless and defamatory," and threatened to sue.
How long it will actually take to circulate is another question entirely.
Circulating VEGF may not entirely reflect expression within the myocardium and endothelial cell, it also may derive from other tissues and cells.
Tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs) derive almost entirely from circulating monocytes, which acquire distinct phenotypic characteristics and diverse functions according to the tumor microenvironment.
Thus, the restoration of the tumour vasculature following radiation doses similar to those used in cancer treatment could formally fit the definition of vasculogenesis (i.e., derived entirely from circulating cells), but further work is required to prove this conclusively.
Although the agents inhibit peripheral aromatase activity, the relationship between potency in lowering plasma oestrogen levels and clinical effectiveness in treating breast cancer is poorly defined and it has been suggested that effects on circulating oestrogens do not entirely account for anti-tumour influences (Bajetta et al, 1999).
A rudimentary search shows that while the figures are shocking, they are not entirely unexpected as stories about physical abuse in madrasas and mosques have circulated for some years.
