Sentence examples for circulation which may from inspiring English sources

Ridley Scott's "Gladiator," from DreamWorks, is reported to have 2.6 million copies in circulation, which may outnumber discs of "M I-2" (John Woo's "M I-2on Impossible" sequel), released on Nov. 7 by Fox.

Cerebral vasomotor reactivity is a method that specifically measures endothelium-dependent vasodilation in cerebral circulation, which may differ from systemic endothelial function [14, 15].

PTA results in a downregulation of detectable CD11b/CD18 expression on WBC in the circulation, which may reflect removal of activated cells through adhesion and extravasation.

Increased intramedullary pressure in the femoral cavity causes intravasation of bone marrow content to the circulation which may lead to occlusion of pulmonary vessels and cardiorespiratory dysfunction.

This suggests the possibility that red wine inhibition of conjugation by PST-P of p-cresol and other phenols could result in a build up of free phenols in the circulation, which may be toxic in several ways [9].

Extremities like hands and feet are particularly susceptible to poor circulation, which may manifest itself through cold sensations.

50 Model parameterisation is more challenging, because it requires detailed knowledge of physiological metrics in the proximal and distal circulations which may be inaccessible and variable in health and in disease, for example, microcirculatory resistance is a major determinant of coronary blood flow.

It recently announced that the Chicago Sun-Times has been inflating its circulation figures, which may put off potential buyers.For the Barclays, a pressing task will be to negotiate with Mr Desmond, half-owner of the Daily Telegraph's main printing plant outside London.

It is believed to have come through water circulation pipework which may have been damaged during maintenance work last October.

These changes may lead to alterations of products released from the placenta into the maternal circulation, which then may be used as early biochemical markers for disease.

In this regard, several evidences suggest that preeclampsia is characterized by endothelial dysfunction in both maternal [ 9, 10] and fetoplacental circulation [ 11– 14], which may impair not only vascular tone regulation but also angiogenesis.