Sentence examples for circulation high from inspiring English sources

When Ecuador's sucre was in circulation, high inflation and a plunging currency made salaries impossible to calculate in advance.

Moreover, in vivo performance evaluation after intravenous injection confirmed that TPMs achieved significantly prolonged blood circulation, high tumor accumulation, and promoted gene expression in tumor tissue.

In deepwater oil and gas drilling, water-based drilling fluids (WBDFs) apparently thicken at a low temperature (usually 4 °C), causing lost circulation, high flow resistance, and leakage of drilling fluid from the shaking screen.

Efficient wellbore cleaning is an important goal in a drilling operation especially in horizontal and deviated wells since it can prevent problems such as stuck pipe, lost circulation, high torque and drag, loss of control on density ECDs, and finally it can reduce the cost of the drilling operations (Ozbayoglu et al. 2003).

β-2 globulins, on the other hand, transport lipids throughout circulation (high molecular weight lipoproteins) and carry iron from the cells involved with the absorption or storage of iron (transferrin).

To determine whether the impaired alveolar fluid reabsorption was due to high CO2 levels or to acidosis we bubbled into the pulmonary circulation high CO2 levels but buffered the solution to maintain a pH of 7.40 and also conducted experiments with normal CO2 levels but acidic pH.

By 1967, it was the best-selling weekly newspaper in the United States, with a single-day circulation higher than the circulations of ninety-five per cent of American big-city dailies.

Since 2004, operating profits on average fell just over 100% at newspapers with circulation higher than 80,000.

Furthermore, 10 minutes after restoration of circulation, higher serum hyaluronan levels were observed in nonsuccessful compared with successful transplantations, whereas no differences in the levels of other serum viability markers were detected.

The higher therapeutic efficacy and lower side effects could be attributed to prolonged blood circulation, higher tumor uptake, and slower release of drug from SWCNTs [ 26].

The Forward, which was printed in Yiddish and once had a daily circulation as high as 220,000 (it is now a much smaller weekly), occupied the building from 1912, when it was built, until 1974.