Sentence examples similar to enable circulation from inspiring English sources

Several factors can explain the occurrence of human HPS in each of the 17 years of this study; these include a favorable habitat for rodent populations, which enables circulation of the virus between them (10 ), and high percentages of rural population (Llanquihue 27.5% and Palena 60%) for whom agriculture and forestry as the main occupational activities.

But what about a BBC that is operating on the web: a global, commercialised space that is minimally regulated, dominated by the economic models of the west coast of the US, large enough for anyone to publish their material on it, and formally organised so as to enable the circulation and sharing of material in unprecedented ways?

By connecting lands, lakes and the sea, they enable the circulation of nutrients, sediments and living beings.

Similar provisions exist in the NPPA to enable the circulation of foreign newspapers in Singapore to be restricted.

For example, the location of the bar, kitchen, and tables designed to enable a circulation for easy and fast movement around the space.

The collaboration of scientists between the developed and the developing world is an opportunity to reverse the 'brain drain' and to enable 'brain circulation'.

An inverted 500 mL glass conical flask on a clamp and stand was connected by rubber tubing to a hot water bath with thermostat and pump, to enable free circulation of water.

Here, a constitutive transmigration of leukocytes takes place to enable leukocyte circulation between blood and lymphatic organs, in contrast to normal venules, where transmigration only occurs in case of inflammation [ 14, 15].

Thus, locations with a continuous flow of dromedaries with different places of origin and different immune statuses may enable prolonged circulation of MERS-CoV and sustained exposure of dromedary handlers to the virus; in Qatar, such locations would include the CAM, slaughterhouse, and barns near the international racing tracks.

Doxorubicin (Dox), as a cytostatic drug, was bound to the diblock polymer through a pH-sensitive hydrazone bond, enabling prolonged circulation in blood, the delivery of Dox into a solid tumor and the subsequent stimuli-sensitive controlled release within the tumor mass and tumor cells at a decreased pH.

The role of iNOS expression in non-septic infections is to induce NO-mediated vasodilatation, thus enabling adequate circulation in the affected areas and normal cardiac function [ 56].