Sentence examples for circulation I from inspiring English sources

Little attention has been placed on the interactions of the circulating tumor cells and the microenvironment of the circulation (i.e., the third microenvironment).

Circadian rhythmicity is observed for many hormones in circulation (i.e., corticosteroids) as well as for circulating immune cells and cytokines [1, 2].

The barrier effect is most pronounced in the zone of monsoon circulation (i.e., East, Southeast, and South Asia), where rain-bearing winds have a constant direction.

Indeed, many are issued for a controlled circulation; i.e., a publisher undertakes to distribute a magazine free of charge to a given number of specialist concerns, which can be relied upon to want a certain range of products.

The most challenging heat removal scenario is a depressurized loss of forced circulation i.e. a depressurized conduction cooldown (DCC).

Complete pulmonary circulation (i.e., through the exchange tissue) is not established until after day 18 when the blood capillaries start to develop.

[C12.] Circulation Is Down at Newspapers Newspaper circulation fell in the six months ended in September, hurt by new restrictions on telemarketing and other factors.

The last two circulations, i.e. circulation W and circulation X, registered 51 and 52 participants, respectively.

"Inspired by teen magazines, vintage 'Physique Pictorials' and celebrity fan circulations, I construct artful representations of trans and gender non-conforming people," he wrote to HuffPost.

During dry-, andrage-, and wet-years, atmospheric circulation patterns (i.e., North Atlantic Oscillation and Pacific/North American Pattern) explain more variance than total seasonal precipitation (PRISM), which is not true in the majority of the all-years models.

The PAFS cools down the steam generator secondary side and eventually removes the decay heat from the reactor core by a natural circulation mechanism, i.e., condensing steam in nearly horizontal U-tubes submerged inside a pool.