Sentence examples for circulation rather than from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the Royal Canadian Mint seems to have found the way to the people's hearts by removing currency from circulation rather than introducing it.

The most notable woman poet of the early 18th century is probably Lady Mary Montagu, who still composed for manuscript circulation rather than publication.

"The Heinrich events may be a response to the change in the overturning circulation rather than a cause," Schmittner says.

Even if small emboli arise from a PFO, these would travel preferentially into the anterior circulation rather than into the posterior cerebral artery.

Notably, the interconnection between DSt and volume chambers serially passed by an indicator has been discovered and validated by Newman and co-workers in an in vitro model circulation rather than the human heart.

The chylomicron-associated drug is then secreted from the enterocyte into the lymphatic circulation, rather than the portal circulation, thus avoiding the metabolically-active liver, but still ultimately returning to the systemic circulation.

To emphasize our focus on no circulation in the absence of cases and in the context of less than perfect surveillance, we use the time of undetected circulation (TUC) rather than the time of silent circulation (TSC) assuming perfect surveillance used previously (i.e., TUC with perfect surveillance equals TSC) [ 18, 19].

Yu et al. [10], in an experimental study, showed that a transferred free flap can obtain a sufficient and reliable blood supply from the collateral circulation alone rather than from the vascular pedicle after 3 weeks.

Women On 20s Founder Barbara Ortiz Howard said in a statement that the group wants to see the new bills in circulation sooner rather than later.

Front-page coverage of medical news from different sources is more accurately revealed by analysis of circulation counts rather than of newspaper titles.

The smell of sap fills the air, but it feels surprisingly good – tingly and circulation-boosting, rather than sado-masochistic.