Sentence examples for knowledge of the circulation from inspiring English sources

His knowledge of the circulation of the blood and his belief in the creative healing power of nature influenced his later economic analyses.

C. 1581 Cremona, Italy September 9, 1625 Milan, Italy Gaspare Aselli, Aselli also spelled Asellio (born c. 1581, Cremona [Italy] died Sept. 9, 1625, Milan) Italian physician who contributed to the knowledge of the circulation of body fluids by discovering the lacteal vessels.

These finding gave a better knowledge of the circulation and the seasonality of the viruses involved in ILI in Gabon.

Our findings extend the knowledge of the circulation patterns of measles virus in South America, contributing to measles control efforts in the Americas.

Complete knowledge of the solid circulation flux in an ICFB is very important as the bed particles are continuously circulating between different chambers above and below the central baffle.

Knowledge of the diversity and circulation patterns of different strains of FMD in different hosts (i.e. wildlife and small ruminants) across Africa is also growing, allowing vaccine strains to be selected that can be tailored to local settings, increasing their likelihood of being more effective.

The knowledge of circulation patterns within the slug plays an important role in the design of a capillary microreactor.

Knowledge of the regulation of HSC circulation and homing and adhesion to their surrounding milieu in the stem cell niche has led to the development of drugs that inhibit HSC adhesion and allow a better harvest.

As predicted from our knowledge of splanchnic circulation during feeding, acute exercise should ameliorate the pooling of splanchnic blood during feeding, and hence reduce postprandial hypotension.

In summary, As evident from Eq. 7, an accurate calculation of insulin sensitivity requires the knowledge of the amount of carbohydrates entering the circulation in the integration interval [ D· f tend)].

12 It is known that CVR is reduced ipsilateral to steno-occlusive disease, 16 however, current knowledge of collateral circulation post-revascularisation and its effects on vascular reactivity in the non-intervened hemisphere remains limited.