Sentence examples for in terms of circulating from inspiring English sources

Sawyer described the network as "crucial" in terms of circulating information in effected areas.

Instead of the classical eigenproblem approach, the system is analysed in terms of circulating waves and associated phase lags.

Pandemic flu cases were compared with non pdm ILIs in terms of circulating viremia, clinical presentation, severe influenza respiratory complications, adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes, as indicators of clinical virulence.

Further investigations have already been planned and are clearly needed to better characterize the Ventimiglia di Sicilia cohort in terms of circulating natriuretic peptide plasma levels.

This is a single site study; however there is no reason to suspect that Liverpool would differ from other UK cities in terms of circulating pathogens.

Other studies have failed to display any differences between overweight controls and overweight patients with PCOS in terms of circulating TNF-α and IL-6 (Olszanecka-Glinianowicz et al., 2007).

The forwarding approach has typically low overhead in terms of packets circulating in the network but can suffer for low packet delivery ratio and long delivery delays.

Thus, in terms of their circulating cell composition and biochemistry (they were all exudates) [12], the effusions we studied were typical of MPE. Figure 2A displays representative H&E stained cytopathology after ficoll density gradation.

Assessment of the data in terms of absolute circulating cell numbers also showed no differences.

In terms of pathophysiology, circulating biomarkers can be classified in relation to ILT activities, extracellular matrix degradation in the wall, and adventitial immuno-inflammatory response.

We concluded that those of VDR ff genotype may be regarded as "low responders" to vitamin D intake in terms of response of circulating 25(OH D and certain inflammatory biomarkers.