Sentence examples for circulation so that from inspiring English sources

Videos of the national competition will be made for widespread circulation so that other farmers can see and appreciate the winning techniques.

We believe that this message needs wider circulation so that others will also be inspired to seek funding from unconventional sources.

In the meantime, a pale fluid, called hetastarch, flowed into Ortiz's body, diluting her circulation so that when she bled she would lose fewer red cells.

The approach he used involves tying off a few veins at a time to reroute the circulation, so that each twin winds up with an adequate network of veins to drain blood away from the brain.

I'm no kind of expert in such matters, but I've heard suggestions to the effect that it might be possible to rush debit cards into circulation, so that business could resume without having to wait for someone to run the printing presses.

After the war, economic conditions and illness of the editor took a toll, decreasing its circulation so that by 1889 it was down to 5,000 from a high of 70,000 just before publication of the above article.

In the second type (hemochorial), found in tarsiers, monkeys, and apes, the relationship is much more intimate, there being no cell layers separating the two circulations so that serum proteins can easily pass.

Haemodynamic function at any point in time represents the balance between the two circulations, so that changes in one are represented by compensatory changes in the other [ 4, 5].

"On shallow soil, where intense heat might lead to water stress, the ideal might be northwest to southeast," he said, "and the major consideration where it's cool and humid is air circulation, so in that case the vineyard would be sited to catch the prevailing wind".

Skin becomes more transparent with age and there is less blood circulation, so products that add healthy luminosity are useful.

The paper itself has a circulation of about 1.6 million, so that's not bad at all.