Sentence examples for reduced circulation from inspiring English sources
We also did not consider the impact of co-circulating seasonal influenza strains, although recent data suggest that reduced circulation of seasonal strains may be observed during a pandemic situation [46], [47].
Catalog sales declined 12percentto to $60.2 million, because of inventory cuts and reduced circulation.
Free parking means that municipal income per parking space is reduced, that fewer parking spaces are available to other paying users, and reduced circulation.
In vivo administered MNPs are quickly challenged by macrophages of the reticuloendothelial system (RES), resulting in not only neutralization of potential MNP toxicity but also reduced circulation time necessary for MNP efficacy.
Sh3gl3-MO treated embryos had relatively normal intersomitic vessel development, but displayed reduced circulation as visualized by red blood cell movement in the axial vasculature when compared to controls (data not shown).
From 24 hpf (hours-post fertilization) onwards, compared to control embryos, injected embryos showed reduced circulation of blood cells in the presence of a beating heart, albeit with lower beating rate (Figure 2A, Figure 2B, supporting information Figure S3 and Movie S1, S2, S3, S4, S5 and S6).
Are there parts of the country … I've been told, Wales for example is down to one local newspaper with a reducing circulation".
They decided to reduce circulation from 6,800,000 to 3,000,000, weeding out tiresome readers who had been buying the "Post" but had not been buying the things the "Post's" advertisers had been trying to sell them.
The researchers deduced that such conditions would reduce circulation of lake waters, so that fewer nutrients from deep water would reach the sunlit waters where algae grow.
This design incorporates traditional courtyard house typology to reduce circulation space and eliminate hallways.
Wearing all those rings also reduces circulation in the fingers, and Brady puts himself at greater risk of finger amputation, probably.
