Sentences with phrase «not circulating»

Their most recent study demonstrated an immune response against Richmond 07.1 Although Richmond 07 is not circulating in the United States, it might be a threat to horses with international exposure.

The lung sounds of pets with pneumonia may sound loud and harsh or may be soft, as air is not circulating through areas of lung tissue affected by pneumonia.

The hard cash is pulled from a direct source — not a circulating pool of money from a bank — and can be dispersed in a matter of days versus weeks.

The brain takes its signals from the amount of circulating cortisol — not circulating aldosterone — so high cortisol tends to lower the brain's ACTH production, which in turn decreases aldosterone secretion, leading to lower blood pressure.

Yes they are foreign, but they are not circulating throughout the blood stream.

When swelling occurs — due to blood not circulating properly and fluid accumulating in the lower extremities — the condition may be referred to as congestive heart failure.

Because the H10N8 and H7N9 strains are not circulating in the general population where the trials are taking place (the U.S. and Germany), Moderna is able to study the efficacy of its vaccine technology in naïve patient populations.

It is not circulating in the blood stream, is «out there» in action.

«When you take a shower in the morning, the hot - water pump will automatically go on, but it's not circulating constantly,» says Trece Herder, project manager for Centex's zero - energy house.

He's not circulating petitions to collect the 15,000 signatures necessary to create a new line, which are due on Aug. 17.

You can notice that the blood is not circulating well in your arms or legs if you face any of the following issues:

The actual blood of everyday human experience — the stuff that art and literature capture, in all their ambiguity and resistance to ideological programs — is not circulating very well to the body's limbs.

That's the time the blood isn't circulating and the brain isn't getting the oxygen it needs, and making sure this time is as short as possible can have huge implications for how well a patient recovers.

The solution works on phones or laptops, and moves money peer - to - peer — basically, the money does not circulate in the system between banks, but between users.

It was not circulated among the littérateurs, but privately among the oppressed, despised, and persecuted handful of Christians.

Dunk «maybe the stuff didn't circulate because it wasn't as noteworthy?»

Cmon CQ, do you really think there's a Christian conspiracy to suppress CS Lewis» atheist writings or do you think that maybe the stuff didn't circulate because it wasn't as noteworthy?

In the last few weeks it has been intolerable working inside our home because we only have one window A / C unit in our bedroom and it does not circulate through our place.

In addition, these fatty acids do not circulate in the bloodstream like other fats, but are sent directly to the liver where they are immediately converted into energy, just like carbohydrates.

When they can't circulate the ball efficiently enough, the transition halts and the attack stalls.

I love my Planet Wise wet bags because they don't leak and do a great job of containing the smell, but aren't so airtight that things can't circulate.

«I authorized some of the district leaders in the district to begin circulating petitions after the 26th of the election day, and I will be considering my personal decision whether or not I will accept the signatures and move forward in a reelection bid... I said that I would not circulate petitions or would I submit petitions to the Board of Elections while I was running for Congress.

«When I became aware of this particular advertisement in Metro, a publication not circulated in N. Ireland, I wrote to the Electoral Commission on 27th June last year seeking «assurances that this advertisement was properly notified, recorded and explained to the Commission»...

One person, who attended a dinner in June, compared the mayor's speech to a campaign event, but noted that the mayor did not circulate to each table and greet everyone.

Now, the team has examined whether sepsis has the same impact on tissue resident memory T cells (TRM), which do not circulate but stick to the skin, lungs, and gut — where infections often enter the body.

But public health experts say there is no reason to be alarmed, because resistance developed while the patient was being treated — which suggests the resistant virus isn't circulating yet — and she appears not to have infected other people.

CF patients don't travel much between centers, and equipment doesn't circulate widely, says study author Andres Floto of Papworth Hospital.

These viruses do not circulate in the human population and fail to carry neutralizing B cell epitopes that cross-react with the common serotypes of human adenoviruses.

If our energy isn't circulating as it should, our bodies can't operate at their best.

When you're short on water, oxygen and nutrients don't circulate as efficiently.

It may be the heat as you suggested - if it doesn't circulate well, that might be the culprit.

When testosterone is produced, it does not circulate freely in the blood.

Only the liver can metabolize fructose and it does not circulate freely in the blood.

The lymph system does not circulate within itself, originating instead as microscopic lymph capillaries in the tissues, which drain the interstitial fluid and flow in only one direction, eventually combining and emptying into the bloodstream.

In addition, these fatty acids do not circulate in the bloodstream like other fats, but are sent directly to the liver where they are immediately converted into energy, just like carbohydrates.

They do not circulate the bloodstream like other fats, but instead go directly to the liver where they are converted into energy.

Unlike other saturated fats, these fatty acids do not circulate in the bloodstream, but are sent directly to the liver where they are immediately converted into energy, so the body uses the fat in coconut oil to produce energy, rather than to be stored as fat.

If still, you can't circulate 2 ml blood that means your narrow blood vessels has been linked to impotence.

If your water pump is bad or on its way out, it won't circulate the coolant enough to keep it cool.

It could very well be that your water pump isn't circulating your coolant very well anymore.

If the temps aren't up, the thermostat won't open, and the coolant won't circulate.

Just as a note, the thermostat won't keep combustion gases from entering the cooling system, it just won't circulate the gases forward to the radiator, but rather just run them around inside the engine instead.

Another possibility is that your cooling system is still sealed, but coolant isn't circulating properly.

Pushing a car hard from cold will accelerate wear on engine components as cold oil doesn't circulate as freely as warm.

At my last library, fiction would be weeded from branch libraries if it did not circulate after a year or 18 months, depending on the size of the branch.

Also, unless your climbing tubes have some holes in them, air won't circulate much inside the tubes.

Air does not circulate through the ear canal, and bacteria and wax can lead to painful infections.

Oxalic acid does not circulate free in the body; it links to sodium or potassium in a soluble oxalate - salt form.

Since Goldens» have long ears, air does not circulate well and they can get ear infections if their ears are not kept dry.

Little light reaches the depths of the Hole and water does not circulate freely.