Sentence examples for for circulation through from inspiring English sources
News articles to promote awareness of the survey will also be sent to healthcare professional bodies and associations for circulation through the respective organisations' websites and newsletters.
The therapeutic component is predominantly anti-PA IgG which binds PA and associated proteins such as LF and EF, targeting them for removal from circulation through Fc-mediated immune mechanisms.
Responsible for the salvaging of cholesterol from circulation through the endocytosis of LDL particles.
These decorative features represent ideal roads for fluid circulation through the rock where reactions between minerals and fluids (essentially water from the mortar) occurred.
Although the I223 residue is highly conserved across pandemic (H1N1) 2009 strains, the global distribution of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was made possible by the virus adapting for stable circulation through genetic changes contributing to fitness and facilitating transmissibility from person to person.
Samples for measurement were taken before and at different time points after the start of circulation through the extracorporeal circuit.
By a proper design of a counter flow heat exchanger it is possible to heat air to high temperatures and thereby giving the driving force for circulation of air through the heat exchanger, in consequence without using a fan.
The concept involves using either vertical or horizontal wells for dry air circulation through a targeted subsurface layer to lower, by evaporation, and then maintain the water saturation well below the minimum saturation required for flow of liquids.
The walls and top are plastered with a mixture of sand, clay, and water to retain the heat; at the top the bricks are placed close together and vented for circulation to pull the heat up through the brick.
The use of computers for circulation control has brought some relief through great flexibility of operation and capacity for instant recall of information on the whereabouts of a particular work.
The paper, based in Paris and audited by the French circulation bureau, accounts for 28 percent of its circulation through subscriptions, 16.5 percent on newsstands and sells heavily to hotels and airlines.
