The neutrophil, which although short-lived in the circulation, is granted an extended life span by survival signals at inflammatory sites.
This study was partly supported by Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (15H05747 and 17H02968) of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) and by JSPS Program for Advancing Strategic International Networks to Accelerate the Circulation of Talented Researchers under Grant G2602.
Duckworth points out that literature that comes attached to federal grants remain in circulation, but that a disclaimer, pointing to the revision, has been in the beginning of the document since 2007.
This indicates that a residence permit in and of itself, which should grant the legal ability to circulate, is not sufficient for successful circulation.
The recession has hardly been a windfall for these street papers, most of which are nonprofits that survive on grants and donations as well as circulation revenue.
It received grants from supporters to augment its modest circulation and advertising revenues.
… you can' t take that for granted, especially in these days of falling circulation.
Şerbănică (2011) gave an overview of knowledge circulation indicators; she distinguished funding flow (in the form of grants, donations and contracts), cooperation, strategic partnerships, co-publications and patent statistics.
The fact that the current structure has maintained the UK's brilliantly high circulation rates is to be applauded but not taken for granted.
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