Sentence examples for circulation are represented from inspiring English sources

And yet 79percentt of U.S. dollars in circulation are represented by $100 bills.

The mean adsorptive clearances after 30 min of circulation are represented as a function of tested molecules ranked according to their respective molecular weight (Fig. 4).

Circulation patterns and inundation are represented in a simulation of Tropical Storm Fay in 2008.

Haemodynamic function at any point in time represents the balance between the two circulations, so that changes in one are represented by compensatory changes in the other [ 4, 5].

Its composite moral teachings are represented by popular tracts, the so-called "books on goodness" (shanshu), which have been in extremely wide circulation since the Ming dynasty (1368 1644).

From an analytical solution for the performance of a typical natural circulation loop, which is represented by a normalized flow rate as a function of heat input, density ratio, and pressure loss coefficient, an optimal geometric configuration for a two-phase natural circulation loop under the constraints of a fixed fluid volume and an installation volume, is predicted.

The patient circulation and ECMO circuit were represented by a flow model (Fig. 1).

The amount of money in circulation has risen by £100,000 and is represented by the seller's bank "savings".

Currently, the most promising biomarker in the circulation for the diagnosis of NASH is represented by serum cytokeratin-18 (CK-18) levels, which is associated with the degree of hepatocyte apoptosis.

Circulation of mucoid isolates through 2009 is represented in figure 1. Crater et al. [ 9] demonstrated that capsule production is greatest in the early logarithmic growth phase in broth cultures and that its expression is lost when the stationary growth phase is reached.

This increase is represented predominantly by unruptured and posterior circulation aneurysms with yearly increase by 18.2 % and 31.4 %, respectively.