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However, we cannot clearly determine whether this concentration peak is due to delayed primary emission (e.g., Terada et al. 2012), hemispheric circulation, or a combination of both.
They may be further augmented by fluid circulation, either through magma conduits, hot springs, hydrothermal circulation or a combination of these.
This process is impaired in all subtypes of hepatic encephalopathy, either because the hepatocytes (liver cells) are incapable of metabolising the waste products or because portal venous blood bypasses the liver through collateral circulation or a medically constructed shunt.
Whether this involves the kidney, bladder, prostate, lymph nodes of the pelvis, blood circulation or a combination of those cannot be assessed on clinical grounds.
The fenestrated morphology of vessels with clustering of FKBPL+ cells in Fkbpl+/neo embryo sections possibly indicate finer, easily distorted vessels, poor circulation, or a decreased number of FKBPL+ cells.
The mechanism of RPc-induced cardioprotection was suggested to involve humoral factor(s) produced during ischemia/reperfusion of the remote tissue and released into the systemic circulation, or a neural component, or both.
It was hypothesized that the elevated blood PACAP levels may reflect an increased leakage into circulation or an overproduction of PACAP as a pathological response to the loss of neural tissue in the CNS and it might be associated with the neuroprotective effects of the neuropeptide [73].
You can either have a fixed amount of tokens in circulation or have a fluctuating amount based on predetermined rules.
There are message-board threads dedicated to Kyrgios's posture, with dozens of comments debating whether the curvature of his upper back requires surgery, interferes with his hormone circulation, or is a faker's lazy pose.
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These potentially fatal complications are caused either by embolism from marrow contents forced into the circulation or by a direct toxic effect of the cement.
