Sentence examples for Must be circulated from inspiring English sources

During daylight hours, microalgae broth must be circulated throughout the system, and a high turbulence flow must be maintained at all times to prevent biomass sedimentation.

Much the way blood must be circulated throughout our bodies in order for the various limbs and organs to function, we must circulate energy in the direction of what we wish to attract into our lives.

To be effective within populations such as the one in this study, media and public health efforts to educate the public on the prudent use of antibiotics must be circulated widely in Spanish and other languages appropriate for recent immigrants, particularly those from countries where antibiotics are widely available without prescription.

If the wall is indoors, the contaminated household air must be circulated over and ideally through the living wall.

But somewhere the lessons of last year's December game against the Patriots must be circulating.

What this means, the scientists say, is that water must be circulating, and that impurities and sediments in the ice must be entering, and staying, in the lake, with implications for the survival of any life that might exist there.

And they must also be circulated with a warning that the off-label use is not approved by the F.D.A.

Because the steam serves two functions, the heating and the transporting of the oil, some steam must always be circulated through the rock formation without condensing.

Like the amount of drugs that must have been circulating round the place.

If this wave was the 1918 pandemic virus, simple arithmetic dictates that to have reached moderate explosiveness by July it must have been circulating for at least many weeks beforehand (7 ).

The first description of the new 'epidemic' form of KS in this same hospital was published in 1984 [ 24] and it is clear from Fig.  2 that gastrointestinal KS and oesophageal candidiasis were both rare before then, even though HIV must have been circulating.