Sentence examples for and circulate in a from inspiring English sources

Isolates belonging to subgroup A' have been first identified in South Africa and circulate in a high proportion among HBV Brazilian isolates [ 23].

There is great concern that an oseltamivir-resistant variant of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus may emerge and circulate in a manner similar to oseltamivir-resistant seasonal influenza A virus (H1N1).

The publishers had, in De Beauvoir's words, "cut her tongue out," and although the work was reshaped and inserted, piecemeal, into subsequent books (and circulated in a private edition among friends), it hasn't appeared in English before this edition.

The application depends upon the ability of the sulfonyl fluoride functional group to remain inert when attached to a biological vector and circulating in a biological fluid (in vitro or in vivo).

A large number of companies around the world are developing so-called liquid biopsies, or tests to find pieces of DNA sloughed off from a tumor and circulating in a person's bloodstream.

This is especially a risk in rainforests because most nutrients are stored in dead and living organic matter and circulated in a tight cycle (Poels 1989).

The potential space between the 2 layers of peritoneum is termed the peritoneal cavity, containing a small varying amount of serous fluid, which accumulates by gravity, to dependent portions and circulates in a cephald direction by negative pressure produced in the upper abdomen by respiration.

Numerical simulations are performed to verify the accuracy and stability of the new numerical scheme which is then applied to simulate a bubble that is moving, stretching and circulating in an ambient flow to demonstrate the performance of the new meshless approach.

Diarginyl insulin is a natural product of endogenous insulin production and circulates in all people with an intact pancreas, though in very small amounts relative to insulin.

It may be cleaved from cells' surface and circulate in body fluids in a soluble form [ 8].

In an uninfected individual, DCs reside within the epithelial tissue and circulate in the blood stream in an immature state.