Sentence examples for good circulating from inspiring English sources

Although it seems that CCN2 is not a good circulating biomarker, we cannot exclude that locally released CCN2 in the myocardial tissue plays an important role in fibrosis and in the remodelling process of the infarcted myocardium.

Comparing with Figure 3, we notice that the highest values of Q are obtained at magnetic fields corresponding to the quantum Hall plateau, but good circulating performances are guaranteed also in the transition regions and in the Shubnikov-de Haas regime.

The bed-material conveying system guaranteeing the layer height and pressure of the coal gangue, makes the boiler maintain a good circulating fluidized state and effectively avoids coking after slurry falling on the CFB, and then ensures the safe operation of the boiler.

Previous studies showed that expression of miR-21 was upregulated in CRC tumor tissues and was gradually elevated during tumor progression from early stage to late stage as compared with matched non-tumor tissues, suggesting that it would be a good circulating marker for CRC detection if this same elevation trend were seen in plasma.

I believe that this proposal is an important step towards improving checks to ensure the conformity and the safety of goods circulating in Europe.

The EU defines it as "a single trading area where all goods circulate freely, whether made in the EU or imported from outside".

A multicentered economy is one where different goods circulate in distinct spheres, each of which is marked with different moral values.

Parallel to the physical world where people and goods circulate constantly, data that carries key information of our location, biography, or even behaviors fly around in the internet-world.

Created in 1991, the South American trade bloc is still far from becoming a true customs union in which goods circulate freely across borders, as they do in the European Union.

While the colonial government worked hard to make sure that natural resources and goods circulated efficiently through modern technology, it never paid as much attention to the distribution of quinine in the region.

There has been precious little good news circulating around the Twickenham Stoop, rugby union's version of Transylvania, since the start of the "bloodgate" affair just over four months ago, but all bad runs come to an end eventually.