Sentence examples for concepts circulating in from inspiring English sources

Taking a step back, the article has then surveyed ideas and contested concepts circulating in the humanitarian innovation field.

Consistent with this concept, circulating leptin levels and leptin mRNA expression in adipocytes are reduced in women with PCOS [ 9, 10].

The archive of the title is less a thing than a concept, an immersive environment: the sum total of documentary images circulating in the culture, on the street, in the media, and finally in what is called the collective memory, the "Where were you when you heard about the World Trade Center?" factor.

"Citizenville" represents thinking by analogy, and it's useful primarily as a guide to concepts and slogans about government in the age of the Internet that are currently circulating in the vapor of conferences, political speeches, and TED Talks.

Several are now circulating in Damascus.

Bills and coins began circulating in 2002.

Word of this deal started circulating in August.

Figure 9 Web traffic circulating in the IP cloud.

Our concept of societal learning is characteristically reflected in outbreak dynamics as an increase over time in the rate at which infectious individuals are removed from circulating in the population.

In a sense, the above definitions are reminiscent of definitions for the components of monetary input-output tables such as value added, intermediate demand and final demand, and in fact, the concept of mass flow in physical input-output tables is not fundamentally different from the concept of circulating money in an economy.

Recently, alternatively spliced TF (lacking exon 5) was discovered as a soluble form of TF, which circulates in blood and may exert pro-coagulant activity, expanding the concept of 'circulating TF' by a further element [ 10].