Sentence examples for circulation and so from inspiring English sources

"When that happens, as well as regulating such processes as respiration, digestion, circulation, and so on, the body experiences a restorative effect.

He received treatment for acute cerebral infarction at the local hospital, included aspirin 100 mg qn, atorvastatin calcium 20 mg qn, and some liquid which were used to improve cerebral circulation and so on.

This study focused on the liver because it is both a key metabolic and immune organ (through the presence of Kupffer cells), and because the liver receives the portal circulation and so its immune cells are stimulated by peritoneal infection.

Importantly, we must realize that we have only just now achieved long-term expression of any protein in significant quantities in the circulation, and so we are only beginning to test the long-term consequences of that event in patients.

There is no evidence to show that fetal squames cells routinely enter the maternal circulation, and so the significance of this contamination is difficult to quantify and in fact may have no clinical significance.

Thus, the differentiated cells arising in epithelia are cast off to the outside or into a lumen, the blood cells formed in hematopoietic organs pass into circulation, and so on".

Only a year later, he was carrying around a dog-eared copy of "Cicero's Orations" that he would read aloud, saying, "It exercises my Lungs, raises my Spirits, opens my Pores, quickens the Circulations and so contributes much to Health".

Circulation declined, and so did the magazine's influence.

The nanofluid flow loop was a closed circulation and was so designed that the liquid entered the test section at the desired flow rate and temperature.

But those filters are often 5 to 10 times as expensive and require more powerful air-circulation systems, and so are not used in many buildings.

Circulation dropped immediately and so precipitously that Stevens pulled out of the deal and called on Hitchen to save the paper.