Sentence examples for circulation we have from inspiring English sources

There's a lot riding on this, for if sport is to remain one of the main drivers of circulation we have to believe not only that the best players are in the Premiership, but that many of them are English.

The argument is that, with around five hundred Stradivari violins still in circulation, we have plenty to listen to, so just one should be kept in pristine condition for future generations to learn from.

In examining the utility of Tmn in the primate pulmonary circulation, we have therefore carefully adapted methods originally described above, in accordance with the literature and with our previous pulmonary vascular physiology studies in high primates[17].

It is now accepted that placental development occurs in a relatively low oxygen concentration, supported by secretions from the endometrial glands rather than the maternal circulation We have speculated that this environment protects the developing embryo from oxygen free radical mediated teratogenesis.

He added later, however, that the campaign was "no longer in circulation... we have no plans to repeat the campaign".

Interstitial flow is a functionally critical component of the circulation, and we have recently observed that it plays a regulatory role in lymphangiogenesis; here we investigate interstitial flow as a powerful morphoregulatory stimulant.

Since the newspaper where I worked for 23 years (my wife for 17) went out of circulation in December of 2011, we have both been unemployed.

In order to provide reference data on previous DENV circulation in Mayotte, we have performed a serological survey with the goals of estimating the seroprevalence of DENV IgG-antibodies among individuals aged ≥2 years and to identify potential sociodemographic and environmental determinants of seropositivity.

34 With regard to the circulation of information, we have seen that raising awareness about the risks of crude water and the benefits of chlorination inspire its initial use, particularly when the health sector relays such recommendations in response to a catalytic event, such as during a child's illness or while disseminating the results of water quality testing.

To minimize premature release of drugs from their carriers during circulation in the blood stream, we have recently developed reversible disulfide cross-linked micelles (DCMs) that can be triggered to release drug at the tumor site or in cancer cells.

"Just because we have lower circulation than other places doesn't mean we're not having an impact," Tirado said.