Sentence examples for circulation extend from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that inflammation-related impairments in choroidal circulation extend beyond the lesion sites and contribute to the pathogenesis of PIC.

That would convert the Arctic Ocean from a brilliantly white reflector sending 80% of solar energy back into space into a heat collector absorbing 80% of incident sunlight, with effects on ocean and atmospheric circulation extending into mid-latitudes.

It was suggested that leukemic cells may reduce the expression of S1PR1 and may delay their egress into the circulation, extending their stay at survival niches (Borge et al., 2014).

In the case of this show, circulation extends into the physical realm.

The most common type of subtropical storm is an upper-level cold low with circulation extending to the surface layer and maximum sustained winds generally occurring at a radius of about 160 km or more from the center.

The identity of this vessel was further supported by live imaging of the barbel circulation, extending recent descriptions of the lymphatic system in zebrafish.

STB becomes the dominant site of conceptus EV release and the release of STB EVs into the maternal circulation extends this interface beyond the uterus and out into the maternal systemic vasculature.

Our current study uses a 3D realistic chemistry-climate global circulation model, extending from the surface to the top of the mesosphere.

What is more, the half-life (T1/2) of Qu-PMs was 2.19-fold longer than that of pure quercetin (Table 4), indicating a maximum residence time (MRT) of quercetin in the systemic circulation remarkably extended for Qu-PMs after oral administration.

The idea of circulation also extends to our physical bodies and chemical makeups.

We were never able to detect significant numbers of circulating PMN, which had been adoptively transferred following positive selection via Gr-1, while untouched cells remained in the circulation for extended periods.