Sentence examples for circulation and this from inspiring English sources

Totnes and Lewes, Sussex are the oft-quoted examples of local "pounds" already in circulation; and this week Brixton became the first urban community to launch its own currency: the Brixton pound.

About $430 million worth of "greenbacks" were put in circulation, and this money by law had to be accepted for all taxes, debts, and other obligations even those contracted prior to the passage of the act.

In many countries, such devices have been the subject of careful investigations (in order to assess their effectiveness and disadvantages for the traffic circulation) and this has resulted in a number of modifications in the design to improve their performance.

"It means, over all, less focus and importance placed on paid print circulation and this transition to a more broader look at cross-platform readership," said Neal Lulofs, the executive vice president for planning and communications and general manager at ABC Interactive.

This causes decreased choroidal circulation, and this may reduce the penetration of the drugs of ATT into the eye.

Bradykinin is a potent stimulator of t-PA in the coronary circulation and this effect was augmented by ACE-inhibition [8].

But even at birth, half the work of excretion is still being carried out via the placental circulation and the maternal kidneys, and this dependence is abruptly curtailed.

Results are also validated in the experimental unit and demonstrate the simplicity of the reactor regenerator system with catalyst circulation and the versatility of this configuration for carrying out the MTG process.

Fibrinogen is synthesized in the liver and secreted into the circulation, and the levels of this acute-phase reactant increase in response to most forms of tissue injury, infection, or inflammation [ 24, 25].

The release of IL-6 from subcutaneous depots into the systemic circulation and the fact that this release is greater on obese subjects support, a possible novel role for IL-6 as a systemic regulator of body weight and a regulator of lipid metabolism.

The release of IL-6 into the systemic circulation, and the fact that this release was observed to be greater in the obese Zucker rats, lends support to a recent suggestion that IL-6 plays a role as a systemic regulator of body weight and lipid metabolism [ 42].