Sentence examples for circulation when compared from inspiring English sources

In all neonates there was a significant rise in NSE blood concentrations during and 4 h after extracorporal circulation when compared to preoperative values (P < 0.005).

Systemic treatment with propolis for 4 days was able to lower the rate of fluorescein diffusion from the peritoneal cavity to the systemic circulation when compared with the untreated animals.

Because it takes approximately ~8 h for previtamin D3 in the skin to fully convert to vitamin D3, and it takes additional time for the vitamin D3 to enter the dermal capillary bed this is at least 2 of the explanations for why it was observed that vitamin D3 produced in the skin last 2 3 times longer in the circulation when compared with ingesting it orally (Fig. 16).

The most broadly used polymer is polyethylene glycol (PEG), which reduces their uptake by the reticuloendothelial system (RES) and increases circulation time when compared with uncoated counterparts [9 11].

Extravasation of RAD-conjugated liposomes was further facilitated by a longer circulation time when compared to RGD-conjugated liposomes [ 69].

The mutant CFHR5 protein associated with CFHR5 nephropathy is detectable in the circulation of patients and, when compared with the wild-type protein, has reduced affinity for heparin and for complement-coated surfaces.

In 1959, the leader admitted, a circulation of 183,000 was "tiny when compared with Fleet Street's millions.

Propofol reduces small-vessel perfusion and increases the heterogeneity of circulation in the sublingual mucosa, when compared with the use of midazolan in septic shock patients.

The ratio of pulmonary vascular resistance to systemic vascular resistance (a measure of the degree of selective pulmonary circulation vasodilatation) was higher after vardenafil administration when compared with sildenafil, tadalafil, and inhaled nitric oxide.

5 This issue is important considering that the vasculature of the brain is more sensitive to changes in arterial pCO2 when compared with the peripheral circulation and in particular with regard to the vasculature of the forearm.

The seemingly paradoxical insensitivity to hypoxia of the cerebral circulation in Ethiopian highlanders might therefore be advantageous to survival in the mountains if the pattern of carbon dioxide sensitivity of the cerebral circulation promotes better perfusion of the brain in Ethiopians when compared to Andeans [25].