"To find an image from him with homoerotic content front and center -- and in a print, which circulated to a mass audience -- that's compelling," Mr. Katz said.
Upon ingestion of allergens, the oral mucosa generate regulatory T cells, which circulate to the respiratory tract, where they suppress allergic reactions.
Leptin, an adipokine which circulates at levels proportional to adipose tissue mass, regulates immune function as well as nutritional status (Otero et al, 2005).
These systems use the heat left over from generating electricity to produce either hot water, which circulates through pipes to nearby buildings to provide heat, or steam, which can be used for industrial purposes.
Today there are wrap-around cover adverts in the free Metro newspaper which circulates across the UK to morning commuters.
The core of the system is a liquid chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) substitute, which circulates around the CPU to draw away heat and has low greenhouse effects.
The gold and silver money which circulates in any country may very properly be compared to a highway, which, while it circulates and carries to market all the grass and corn of the country, produces itself not a single pile of either.
Generally, persistent infections are characterized by an excess of viruses or virus antigens; free antibodies, which circulate without binding to antigens, are difficult to detect.
There was misinformation floating around, of a similar type to that which circulated prior to the recent referendum on the alternative vote.
Two genomic prints were identified for 2 viruses belonging to the N-lineage; while the three remaining genomic prints were unique to three viruses which circulated prior to the N-lineage appearance.
25-hydroxyvitamin D [25(OH D] is taken up by a specific proximal tubular receptor, then 1α-hydroxylated to 1,25-D, which then circulates to act in other tissues.
