Then, as a result of tissue damage, disruption of the mucosal barrier and access to the systemic circulation of toxic entities occurs.
Both the thrombosed aneurysm of the abdominal aorta and the generalized atheromatosis were simultaneously detected, which significantly affected the pancreatic circulation, each of these entities being able to cause ischemic pancreatitis.
According to analysis of the supply chain process of agricultural products, the IT application requirements of the market entities participating in the agreement based circulation of fruits and vegetables have been discussed.
The conjugation of a PEG5k entity resulted in a significantly longer blood circulation during 1 h p.i., but both derivatives were completely cleared from blood within 24 h p.i. (Table 2).
Brain ischemia and reperfusion injury leading to tissue degeneration and loss of neurological function following return of spontaneous circulation after cardiac arrest (CA) is a well-known entity.
The researchers involved in the investigation — including several former experts for the United Nations and one from Amnesty International — documented the expanding circulation of Iranian ammunition, not the means or the entities that have actually exported the stocks.
In 1879, the circulation of Mexican silver was approved in government and official entities, eventually allowing public distribution in 1881.
As he analyzes the subtle ways, for example, that biblical references shape the meanings and language of Kafka's allegorical "Amerika," Mr. Alter concludes that the Bible "has become a fluid entity, the components of the biblical corpus imagined in restless circulation, doubling back on one another, challenging or unsettling one another".
We identified two broad but distinct spatial entities in the distribution of Badegoulian sites based on lithic raw material sources and circulation, and found that these spatial units share a similar ecological niche.
Etymologically speaking, the word 'symbol' refers to two pieces of a broken entity (a jar, for instance), one of which is still available, while the other piece is put in circulation.
