Sentence examples for circulation and lower from inspiring English sources
Therefore, various nanocarrier-based therapeutic and diagnostic agents such as liposome, carbon nanotubes, polymeric nanoparticles, and dendrimers have been extensively studied to prolong the half-life of drug systemic circulation and lower frequency of administration to minimize systemic side effects of drugs.
The spices I love -- cinnamon, cumin, turmeric -- boost circulation and lower cholesterol.
Red yeast rice (RYR) is a fermented product used as a food supplement to promote blood circulation and lower blood cholesterol levels in eastern Asia.
50 The authors found significant associations between quality scores and higher citation rates, higher impact factors, higher circulation, and lower manuscript acceptance rates.
Spacing plants out in this manner may also reduce the chance of mold and pest attacks, due to good air circulation and lower frequency of transmitting these problems from one plant to another.[10].[10]
As discussed earlier, the advanced technologies of AVs are supposed to provide an easing of traffic circulation and lowering of travel costs which in turn may induce additional travel demand.
Continuing to enumerate its benefits, he said: "It can help to break a fever, it serves as an anti-inflammatory, and it works to thin the blood, so it's good for circulation and to lower cholesterol".
Fairchild is built on a platform of fashion trade publishing, with publications like Women's Wear Daily and DNR, and produces magazines with much smaller circulations and lower budgets, but rich demographics.
Although lactate normally acts as a 'buffer' by being removed from the circulation and thereby lowering the SID, if lactate is only partly metabolized and accumulates in plasma water then it acts like a strong anion.
The New York Times Company swung to a profit in the second quarter on stronger circulation revenue and lower operating costs, but continued weakness in advertising weighed on results.
In an earnings statement released last Thursday, The Times reported that while it still faced a troubled print advertising market, it swung to a profit in its most recent quarter because of stronger circulation revenue and lower operating costs.
