The lack of diffusible materials in the blood can be corrected by incorporating them in the solution, from which they enter the circulation.
Following exposure, nanoparticles are transported into the blood and reach the systemic circulation, from which the nanoparticles distribute and accumulate in several organs such as the lung, liver, spleen, kidneys, brain, and heart [27 30].
A semi-automatic system for cohesive sediment transport simulation has been established by preparing the essential data base, and also by integrating various components of coastal models including those for waves, tide, storm surge and wave-induced circulation, from which various processes in cohesive sediment transport are numerically modeled.
This finding would account for the protein seen in the kidneys because the lymphatics drain into the general circulation from which proteins would be filtered by the kidneys.
Analysis placed EV-D68 isolates from Germany into major groups 1 or 3 and clustered with strains from the United States and the Netherlands from 2014, which indicated circulation of similar strains in the United States and Europe.
Wolcott eventually finagled his way into a job answering phones in the paper's circulation department, from which he edged into print.
Some cores consist of molten materials in a container in which the liquid fuel itself is piped through circulation loops from which the heat is removed.
Lyons suffered from diabetes, which caused circulation problems that particularly affected his legs.
At these sites, the bacteria were observed to form micro-colonies in which they replicated and from which they were shed into the circulation.
Analysis of the E183L gene showed that the Georgia 2007 isolates were most closely related to 4 isolates from Madagascar, which were in circulation in 1999 2003, and 2 isolates from Mozambique but distinguishable from the group II isolate Lus 1/93 and the Mozambique isolates Moz 1/03 and Moz 1/05.
