Sentence examples for circulation and not from inspiring English sources

It all went fine until she realised that "her coins" would go into general circulation and not be kept in the bank, so she hung on to the money for dear life and it took lots of persuasion to eventually get her to part with it to open the account.

We take these two observations as evidence that the brain is affected by LPS or cytokines in the general circulation and not necessarily needs the connection with the spleen to become activated.

Thus it is a mixture of both disc and retinal circulation and not a pure measurement of a single vascular bed.

A modest correlation of CSF to serum CCL19 in IVDD group 2/3 suggest that CSF CCL19 is derived by leakage via extracellular pathways from the circulation and not solely from intrathecal production in this group of patients.

From these results, we can hypothesize that clades have been formed on the basis of the date of virus circulation and not on the basis of their geographic distribution.

While these variables reflect global changes in either the upstream or the downstream part of the circulation and not regional changes as tissue oxygenation, they may be of vital importance since undetected tissue hypoxia may contribute to postoperative organ dysfunction.

Through the use of systemic pharmacology, the authors show that following subcutaneous administration in mice, VEGF Sticky-trap is rapidly metabolized, remains undetectable in the circulation and does not cause a circulating VEGF spike (in contrast to VEGF-trap).

The book has never been in wide circulation and has not been sold for a few years.

Capillaries at the implantation site were frequently wrapped around VEGF-producing muscle fibers and were continuous with the circulation and were not observed to include bone-marrow-derived endothelial cells.

It said the findings would have to be shared with Britain's anti-doping agency before any wider circulation, and did not expect any public announcement until after the world championships in Beijing next month.

Harriet Barlow, a trustee of the Harold K. Hochschild Foundation, which plans to shut in two years, says that money used to build an endowment is, in effect, out of circulation and "is not nearly as effective in sustaining the common good as money that's in circulation".