The advantages of this method are to measure mechanical and metabolic properties in the absence of the confounding effects of other organs, systemic circulation, and a host of peripheral complications such as circulating neurohormonal factors [ 29].
Severe cardio-respiratory disease may be associated with a persistent fetal circulation and a patent foramen ovale, leaving the cerebral circulation vulnerable to circulating emboli and thrombus [ 4].
It was a peculiar item with a limited circulation and a well-established tie to Libya.
We'll have better toilets, better circulation, and a cafe frontage on the high street in the former Foresters office.
Besides providing circulation and a sense of identity for each unit, these areas are great observation platforms.
The talks underscore the deteriorating economics of the industry, which faces declining circulation and a flight of advertising dollars to the Internet.
The fame this enabled was near universal: with fewer stars in circulation and a rigidly established pecking order, those at the top had almost blanket exposure.
At that time the Times had a bigger staff, more pages, more stories, more news, & about 40% more circulation, and a lot more advertising.
The expansion, designed by Renzo Piano, includes a new reading room; more gallery space; a larger, modernized auditorium; improved circulation; and a more welcoming entrance.
Vanity Fair has long been expanding its brand into other countries as it has faced flat circulation and a tough advertising market in the United States.
He says the dip is for health — better circulation and a stronger immune system — but plunging into water as cold as 40 degrees may also be an indication of courage.
