1 If these observations were actually due to the small amount of drug released into the systemic circulation, I reasoned that we must have been using much higher doses than needed to inhibit retinal neovascularisation in the injected eye.
There must have been a scale in circulation associated with the name of Simus.
The results of this investigation show that M. bovis, after initial infection of joint tissue at the inoculation site, subsequently must have spread to other joints most likely by entering the circulation via blood and/or lymphatic vessels.
The sales effort must have worked because Real Simple, which will initially guarantee advertisers a circulation of 400,000, will simply be packed with ad pages.
To be eligible, a banknote must have been issued for the first time during the year of the award, and be in general circulation.
It's difficult to judge today how exceptional Hammett must have seemed when the novel was published in 1930, because it's one of the only examples from the school that is still in wide circulation.
Those of us who respect and believe in journalism as a force for good, must have felt revulsion as Gerry and Kate McCann told of the despair and anguish as newspaper after newspaper offered up atrocity after atrocity to the Circulation God.
The ideal chemical absorbent must have below specifications [20]: High reactivity with respect to CO2 which would reduce height requirements for the absorber and/or reduce solvent circulation flow rates.
For instance, a clinic must have 5-foot-wide hallways, 8-foot-wide areas outside of procedure rooms, specific numbers of toilets and types of sinks and all the latest requirements for air circulation flow and electrical wiring.
Nevertheless, with a significant investment in the relaunch, its editor knows that circulation must rise.
