Sentence examples for circulation and rapid from inspiring English sources

99mTc-maraciclatide has favorable kinetic properties for imaging, such as high affinity for integrin receptors, high metabolic stability in the circulation, and rapid renal excretion [11].

Encapsulation efficiency of DOX-GNMs was as high as 94.6 and DOX release was pH-dependent from DOX-GNMs, ensuring the stability of nanomicelles in blood circulation and rapid release of DOX in tumor cells.

Injection of labeled fatty acids into the zebrafish yolk promotes efficient uptake into the circulation and rapid metabolism.

Natural anti-TF antibodies (Abs) of different isotypes (IgG, IgM, and IgA) are present in each individual thus making these antibodies a convenient target for analysis, in contrast to tumor-derived products that may be detected in a minority of patients due to their extreme dilution in the circulation and rapid degradation or clearance.

Plasma GLP-1 levels are determined by the balance between the release of GLP-1 from the intestine into the circulation and rapid enzymatic degradation of GLP-1 by DPP-4. 3 Therefore, plasma DPP-4 activity is also a determinant of plasma GLP-1 levels.

Confluences are common features of natural and man-made channel systems where convergence of joining flows creates a complex flow and sediment transport pattern producing strong flow circulations and rapid changing in bed morphology.

Satellite imagery early on February 1 revealed an exposed circulation and a rapid decreased of thunderstorm activity in bothy coverage and intensity.

In order to overcome the short circulation half-life and rapid RES accumulation of nanoparticles, resulting in a very low interaction probability of the imaging agent with the tissue to be visualized, the use of smaller particles (<12 nm) has been proposed [ 71, 73].

Otherwise, the active component of LMW drug would often leak out from such particles during circulation and subject to rapid clearance by urinary tract or lymphatic channels, as well as potential decomposition by the liver and the bile.

Paclitaxel (PTX) was covalently attached to hyaluronic acid (HA) with various sizes (MW 9.5, 35, 770 kDa); a cross-linker containing disulfide bond was also used to shield drug leakage in blood circulation and to achieve rapid drug release in tumor cells in response to glutathione.

An interruption of regulative treatment results in metabolic derangement but does not generally cause abrupt cessation of vital functions (respiration, circulation, and consciousness) or rapid termination of life.