Sentence examples for circulation including the from inspiring English sources

There are around 15.5m bitcoins currently in circulation, including the million or so reportedly owned by Nakamoto, giving the founder – or founders – a net worth of around US$450m, at the current price.

The biggest increase was for The New York Times, whose daily circulation, including the digital version, increased 73.05 percent over the previous year, largely because of the introduction of its paid digital subscription model last year.

Therefore, SAM clarifies actual economic circulation, including the distribution structure of value added, by constructing SAM with the above-mentioned three conditions.

There is also evidence that decline in Arctic sea ice is influencing atmospheric circulation (including the jet stream) within and beyond the Arctic, with impacts including winter cold surges in Europe and North America (Liu et al. 2012).

All patients underwent a combined investigation of the autonomous regulation of circulation, including:the tilt-table test (TT), a deep-breathing (DB) and Valsalva Maneuver (VM), handgrip test (HG), cold-stress vasoconstriction (CSV), arterial baroreflex (BRS) and blood pressure variability (BPV).

The so-called Atlantic thermohaline circulation, including the Gulf Stream and its warm waters that ensure a mild northern-European climate, is in jeopardy.

Dailies with the widest circulation include The Clarion Ledger, the Sun Herald, and the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal.

Additional indirect evidence supporting the connection between abdominal contractions and hemolymph circulation includes the finding that allatropin and serotonin modulate both abdominal and heart contractions in the moth, Pseudaletia unipuncta [19].

Anterior circulation included the anterior and middle cerebral artery, the posterior circulation the vertebra-basilar territory and posterior cerebral artery.

(1950) In situ preparations, where the artificially perfused organ remains attached to the systemic circulation, include the rat intestine, kidney,(1960) and liver.

The rationale for vasopressor therapy in hypotensive states is based on the physiological knowledge that, in all regional circulations, including the renal, splanchnic, cerebral and coronary beds, blood flow is autoregulated.