Sentence examples for circulation is much from inspiring English sources
Digest's United States circulation is much less than half its peak of over 18 million, but it won its first National Magazine Award for General Excellence last year, a sign, its winning citation said, that it has successfully reinvented itself.
The elimination rate of free hemoglobin from the circulation is much faster than that of NSE, which is why a simple measure of hemoglobin is hard to use for the estimation of hemolysis and erythrocytic contamination.
Although the lymph circulation is much slower than that of the blood, 147) very lipophilic chemicals may use the former route for distribution, piggy-backing on the transport systems of lipophilic nutrients.
19 This is a phenomenon in which the rate of drug cleared from the systemic circulation is much faster than the rate of drug egressing out of the vitreous humor.
Running side by side with the upregulated detoxification pathways, transcriptional upregulation of the galactose-glucose interconversion pathway would neutralize the galactose toxicity, which can be critical in the solid tumor environment where circulation is much more limited than normal cells.
As already suggested by others [ 9, 164], the novel findings indicate that CSF circulation is much more complex, a combination of directed bulk flow, pulsatile to and fro movement, and continuous bi-directional fluid exchange at the blood brain barrier and the cell membranes at the borders between CSF and ISF spaces.
Interestingly, while comparing the exposure of des-CIC at the ED50 dose of ciclesonide (100 μg/rat/day) versus fluticasone at its ED50 dose (30 μg/rat/day), we observed that the level of des-CIC in the systemic circulation was much higher than fluticasone, in spite of the fact that ciclesonide had a lower side effect profile.
As expected from deficiency of pituitary GH, IGF-I levels in the circulation were much lower in GHRH-KO mice than controls.
The heart normally extracts 70 to 75 percent of the available oxygen from the blood in coronary circulation, which is much more than the amount extracted by other organs from their circulations e.g., 40 percent by resting skeletal muscle and 20 percent by the liver.
However, a satellite tornado is a distinct circulation, and is much smaller than the main funnel.
He also seems to have translated the rest of Aristotle's Organon, except for the Posterior Analytics, but the history of those translations and their circulation in Europe is much more complicated; they did not come into widespread use until the first half of the 12th century.
