Sentence examples for circulation and its from inspiring English sources

The limit on the number of electronic coins in circulation and its status as a commodity, will also make it highly volatile, encouraging speculation, but deterring its widespread adoption as a means of exchange.

The long, low blocks around courts offered easy circulation, and its shallow pitched roofs were enlivened, appropriately, by the dashing design of the energy centre.

The transitional circulation and its effect on myocardial performance are poorly understood in preterm infants.

Cholesterol transport in circulation and its removal from tissues depends on the activity of lecithin cholesterol acyltransferase (LCAT).

However, as a limitation, 68Ga-DOTAVAP-P1 is cleared very rapidly from circulation and its in vivo stability against degradation by enzymes is only moderate.

Pavel Groisman, hydrological scientist at the University Corp. for Atmospheric Research, has expertise in large-scale processes of atmospheric circulation and its impacts on Northern Eurasia ecosystems.

He made waves again last fall by making The Standard free to readers, more than doubling its circulation and increasing its advertising revenue.

In 2006, in a bid to reverse its decline in circulation and expand its reach to advertisers, the MEN embarked on a strategy of handing out copies free in central Manchester.

The time course of its concentration and the concentration of its byproducts in the tissues and the circulation, and, consequently, its effects, are determined mainly by the rate of ethanol's processing (i.e., metabolism) in the body.

"I am confident that more than doubling the London Evening Standard's circulation and maintaining its quality journalism is what London deserves," said Lebedev.

Buprenorphine's staunchest proponents see these indicators as a byproduct of the drug's rising circulation and emphasize its safety relative to other opioids.