The phrase "a circulation of other" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the movement or exchange of something among others, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The study focused on a circulation of other ideas within the community, but the phrase itself was confusing."
Alternatives: "an exchange of others" or "a flow of different".
Because pulmonary infiltrates are uncommon in previously healthy persons with ILI, a simultaneous circulation of other respiratory pathogens may explain our observation.
In 1980, People's Literature had a circulation of 1.5 million; other major literary magazines enjoyed readerships almost as robust.
Ramparts eventually had a circulation of 400,000, and took on other centers of power, particularly the federal government.
In obese subjects there is an increase in the secretion of inflammation-related proteins by adipose tissue, such as cytokines and acute phase proteins, which increase the production and circulation of other inflammatory mediators, contributing to the formation of a low-grade chronic inflammatory state [ 5, 6].
To the best of our knowledge, dengue fever is a very rare condition in Mayotte and until now, there is no reported circulation of other arthrogenic arboviruses in this setting.
"I like the circulation of other actors, the knowledge that the better they are, the better we all are together, the better the film will be.
Britain's magazine publishers have long groused about unfair competition when a programme like "Top of the Pops", with the most powerful advertising imaginable, financed by the taxpayer, launches its own magazine and blasts through the circulation of other teen magazines.
In addition to locally contributing to further activation of the coagulation and inflammatory cascades, the presence of sticking or rolling leukocytes impairs the circulation of other cells.
Chromosome mapping of var2csa loci was carried out and a quantitative PCR assay was developed to estimate the number of var2csa genes in P.falciparum isolates from the placenta of pregnant women and from the peripheral circulation of other malaria patients.
No other studies have been published on the circulation of other viruses responsible for Japanese encephalitis complex in Poland.
