Sentence examples for circulated based on from inspiring English sources

Talk of some kind of oil "swap" has also circulated, based on the idea that U.S. producers could get a better price for their light-sweet crude in Mexico while Texas and Louisiana refineries built to run on heavy-sour grades could get more of that type of oil from Mexico, albeit at lesser rates than in the past.

The hybrid RNA was denatured and circulated based on the kit protocol.

Last week reports began to circulate based on a Guardian story that Google – a dead cert for a mobile ad play – was considering a move into the UK wireless market after the regulator Ofcom said it would auction off older 2G spectrum currently allocated to Vodafone and O2.

This puts VE SP in the 40%90%% range, bringing VE C into the 50%–80% range, even with modest values of VE I. Table 3 gives our expected vaccine efficacies for live and inactivated seasonal influenza vaccine in seasons when homologous and heterologous strains are circulating based on our best guesses from the information presented in this paper.

For the purpose of analysis, an influenza season was defined as the period between consecutive bleeds, and an influenza transmission period was defined as the period when influenza was known to be circulating based on clinical cases confirmed using reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

Intelligence officers from the D.I.A. interviewed the defector twice in early 2002 and circulated reports based on those debriefings.

They said the sketch of the man that was widely circulated was based on a fabricated description by Mr. Sailema.

A few years ago I wrote a piece that has been rather widely circulated and, based on some of the comments I have seen, not too well understood.

However, reports by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) on circulating strains based on confirmatory testing do not always match the circulating strains reported by WHO.

This new HLA B*2703 Nef epitope is found in 34% of circulating HIV-1 subtype B sequences, while the most common peptide is LRPMTYKgA found in 42% of circulating sequences (based on a dataset of 1184 subtype sequences).

Hydrogen is produced in a redox chemical loop in which the oxygen atom is 'stolen' from water by a circulating solid based on iron oxides.