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Volume

This is the daily number of shares of a security that change hands between a buyer and a seller. Also known as volume traded. Also see Up volume and Down volume.
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volume

The amount of trading sustained in a security or in the entire market during a given period. Especially heavy volume may indicate that important news has just been announced or is expected. See also average daily volume.
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Volume.

Volume is the number of shares traded in a company's stock or in an entire market over a specified period, typically a day.

Unusual market activity, either higher or lower than average, is typically the result of some external event. But unusual activity in an individual stock reflects new information about that stock or the stock's sector.

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The data show that elderly hypertensive subjects present HR decrease during immersion at rest that can be attributed to central hypervolemia, which stimulates the cardiopulmonary receptors reducing sympathetic nerve activation (26,29).
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Chronic exposure to CO shows a systemic compensatory process of response to hypoxia, which includes erythrocytosis, hypervolemia, and cardiomegaly.
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Hyponatremia results in hypervolemia because damaged kidneys cannot maintain osmotic gradient due to water accumulation in plasma (Thrall 2005).
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Molecular characterization and expression analysis of equine vascular endothelial growth factor alpha (VEGF[alpha]) gene in horse (Equus caballus)
A relative plasma hypervolemia during the summer also seems to be linked with increases in temperature and/or physical activity.
Criteria for diagnosis of familial hypercholesterolemia: a comprehensive analysis of the different guidelines, appraising their suitability in the Omani Arab population
Avoidance of systemic hypotension, hypo or hypervolemia, hypoxia, hypercarbia, hypothermia, and acidosis are key factors during the maintenance of anesthesia in these patients.
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