Sentence examples for circulatory area from inspiring English sources

The primary cause of the hyperdynamic circulatory syndrome is arterial vasodilation, mainly localized in the splanchnic circulatory area, of sufficient magnitude to reduce the effective blood volume (i.e., the blood volume in the heart, lungs and central arterial tree that is sensed by arterial receptors).

The respiratory system and the circulatory system are areas of anatomy and physiology that can lead most rapidly to the greatest harm.

Students will photo document the ground situations, interior circulatory and common areas (to the extent they are accessible), roof tops (from related views as possible), facades and surrounding contexts.

Reviews were focussed in a variety of clinical areas: circulatory (11 reviews); musculo-skeletal (nine reviews); reproductive (four reviews); HIV (three reviews); psychological (three reviews); cancer (two reviews); gastrointestinal (two reviews); post-operative (two reviews); psychiatric (two reviews); diabetes (one review); ocular (one review) and other clinical areas (three reviews).

In the microcirculation, the innate immune response is often described as a cascade of events starting with the recruitment or trafficking of leucocytes from the circulatory pool to the area of injury.

So for instance, the domain Circulatory (16 items) is more prominent than a knowledge area such as Blood domain (2 items) or Eye domain (6 items).

The LINH 2009 figures differ on circulatory and metabolic/endocrinology, the areas in which most NPs are active.

The circulatory ratio of the study area is 0.364.

These results suggest that choroidal circulatory disturbance extended over an area in the posterior pole wider than the PIC lesion sites per se, which is consistent with our recent data on acute macular neuroretinopathy [ 12].

In the presence of copper sulfate, leukocytes remained in the neuromast area, maintaining a circulatory patrolling movement within it for 2-3 hours, after which they began to disperse and no longer concentrated exclusively near neuromasts.

The solid tumour did not cause apparent physical effects for the tumour-bearing animals: no motor dysfunctions of the limb including paralytic and shuffling gaits and no apparent symptoms of peripheral circulatory failure in the distal area of the tumour implantation site (nor necrosis) were observed during this experiment.