Sentence examples for circulated I from inspiring English sources

While influenza A viruses circulated all seasons, influenza B viruses circulated (i.e., accounted for at least 10%% of all influenza cases, according to the definition that we used throughout this paper) in half of the seasons.

Mr. Bauer said, "If a recall petition is circulated, I will sign it".

Talk and rumours circulated, I felt sick the more I heard.

"As the story circulated, I started to receive messages from concerned individuals warning of privacy issues and the possible harm and distress the blog may cause the people in the photos," he wrote.

Figo said: "For my part, I will abide by the ideas I leave written and have circulated, I am firm in my desire to take an active part in the regeneration of Fifa and I will be available for it whenever it is proven to me that we are not living under a dictatorship.

"In the draft you have circulated, I sense a pervasive technocratic bias and an uncritical faith in the power [of] social science". During his gubernatorial campaign, Brown released an education plan that many experts criticized as lacking specifics.

Typically, reference materials, current issues of journals, some bound volumes of journals, and rare items do not circulate (i.e., can't be checked out).

While there are some indications that fluids in coupled free and porous domains may circulate (i.e., development of flow cells), there is a lack of appropriate 3D analysis on how heterogeneities in porous media may affect such flow patterns.

While most of the circulating, i.e. non-adhered plasmatocytes and lamellocytes did not express GFP (Figure 5C), the aggregating cells did (Figure 5B).

In contrast to tissue sampling from a single metastasis, the detection and enumeration of CTCs represents an attractive, noninvasive alternative that also enables repeated evaluation of the phenotype of the currently circulating, i.e. probably most active, tumor cells [ 9].

This is the first report that in pigs circulating I-FABP is a useful marker for (mild) intestinal injury, and could possibly be used to monitor (intestinal) health in clinical practice.