Sentence examples for circulation of an from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis exists that part of pathogenesis of scleroderma is circulation of an endothelial toxic agent, loss of circulating endothelial precursors or some other less specified dysregulation of the angiogenic pathway[48], [49].

Aviraemia refers to the lack of detectable virus in the circulation of an individual.

The group's hit-making days ended with the decade, though the circulation of an unintentionally hilarious studio argument by the band gave them a new notoriety.

A block on the popular video Web site following the circulation of an anti-Islamic video has been met with praise, despite concerns of rights advocates.

In 1960 the committee investigated the removal from circulation of an Air Force training manual that claimed the Revised Standard Version of the Bible was Communist-inspired.

The project will result in the creation and circulation of an encyclopedia called the "Gulf Encyclopedia for Sustainable Urbanism," which will make the research findings widely accessible.

The newspaper has a weekday circulation of 538,000, giving it the largest circulation of a paper within New York City.

But its print circulation, of a hundred and ninety thousand, is half what it was in 2002.

When ideological questions are involved, the circulation of a book is not determined by popular demand.

Stutzmann, S. & Blokesch, M. Circulation of a quorum-sensing-impaired variant of Vibrio cholerae strain C6706 masks important phenotypes.

McCormack's concern is "the continuous circulation of a memory until it has become warped nearly beyond recognition".