The natural circulation was well established in the primary and passive residual heat removal systems during the transients and was enough to ensure a stable plant shutdown condition after a reactor trip.
In the absence of dye- or cell-tracing studies, the connections between the proximal plexus and the barbel circulation are not well established.
However, these can also be useful in providing stability to the NPs in the GIT and systemic circulation is not well established.
In the healthy state and under pathologic conditions, it is well established that NO maintains skin homeostasis by regulating circulation, ultraviolet-mediated melanogenesis, sunburn erythema, and the maintenance of the protective barrier against microorganisms [8].
However, it is not well established whether the soluble immunoglobulin light-chain species found in circulation in patients with AL are toxic to cells in target organs.
Harvey's theory of circulation was opposed by conservative physicians, but it was well established by the time of his death.
These regions were selected because influenza surveillance was well established and continuous during the sampling period and included the co-circulation and periodic dominance of influenza A and both influenza B virus lineages.
It is well established that IL-6 can be derived from skeletal muscle and released into circulation following acute exercise [25], [26], [29].
It is well established that high oxygen concentrations induce vasoconstriction and increase the resistance of the systemic circulation.
It is now well established that several cardiovascular risk factors, including diabetes, are negatively correlated with EPC frequency in the circulation [ 13, 14].
Although binding of NAMPT/PBEF/visfatin to the insulin receptor is debatable, its role in the regulation of insulin secretion in β cells is fairly well established [ 12]. eNAMPT is thought to be involved in the conversion of nicotinamide into nicotinamide mononucleotide in circulation, which then influences regulation of β-cell function [ 12].
