After all, the term Obamacare had circulated for some time — Mitt Romney used it in a presidential debate as early as 2007 — and Mr. Weiner did not become outspoken on the issue, let alone embrace the term, until much later.
A story, perhaps apocryphal, circulated for awhile.
The effectiveness of dosing to correct iron levels was assessed by serum ferritin (providing insight on iron stores), transferrin saturation (providing insight on circulating iron available for use), soluble transferrin receptor and red blood cell parameters.
The first and second equations express the supply-demand balance of commodities for circulating capital use and consumption use respectively.
Phylogenetic trees constructed using Bayesian methods indicated that only one genotype was circulating for each serotype.
"We have been circulating for 110 years.
It allows air to circulate for coolness.
In summary, our informal evaluation of the Phenomenex EZ:faast procedure for analysis of circulating amino acids using the kit for GC-FID has demonstrated the advantages of this new method.
This study analyses results from a 100 kWth chemical-looping combustor, consisting of two interconnected circulating fluidised-bed reactors, for use with solid fuels.
Carcinoembryonic antigen is currently the only circulating marker in use for colon cancer follow-up, although it has again been shown in this series that it is a poor diagnostic marker for colonic neoplasia, with no significant difference between the populations, and low ROC values (best ROC=0.596).
The purpose of this study was to identify and validate circulating microRNAs in human plasma for use as such biomarkers in colon cancer.
