Sentence examples for it distributes into from inspiring English sources
Cynthia Fenneman, president of American Public Television, which has helped bring some shows it distributes into the project, called Next Avenue a "large and needed opportunity to serve the boomers and aged of America".
After ejection of the GBCA from the heart, the concentration in the left ventricle then quickly reduces (over approximately 30 50 s) as it distributes into a larger blood volume.
667 COUMATE exhibited a zero order pharmacokinetic profile when administered via an intravenous route, indicating that it only distributes into one compartment, the blood.
In our implementation, it distributes transactions into sub transactions where every sub-transaction accesses a different data object.
It is transported with the help of some carrier gas to the substrate surface at which these source materials react chemically, and it distributes itself into their ingredients as demonstrated in Fig. 2a.
It is also possible that due to the drug's lipid solubility, it was distributed into either the albumin or yolk and subsequently was toxic to only the developing embryo.
But, the volume of distribution of dabigatran is 50 70 L [ 18], suggesting that some of it is distributed into the tissues and may not be immediately accessible at dialysis necessitating longer and repeated treatments.
It is quickly distributed into tissues with a distribution half-life of approximately 6 minutes.
Credit Suisse First Boston said yesterday that the Justice Department had dropped a criminal investigation into how it distributed shares in initial public offerings.
The connective tissue in this hypothesis must have been found at the periphery of the mass, but in our case it was homogeneous distributed into the calcified mass.
The postcards are meant to address a situation that often confronts mail carriers: In apartment buildings in which mailboxes are grouped together, residents often gather to retrieve their mail while it is still being distributed into the open boxes.
