Sentence examples for circulated elsewhere from inspiring English sources

A report first appeared on CNN and later circulated elsewhere citing unnamed US officials who said that Malik had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State using a Facebook account that was registered under a different name.

Other genotypes within RSV group B circulated elsewhere (GB2, GB3, SAB4) [ 35- 37] but with considerably lower occurrence.

Whether HAdV-14p1 had circulated elsewhere before, or at the same time as, the outbreaks in the United States and whether it is currently circulating in Europe is unclear.

Goen's upload had been restricted to US sites, but eventually PGP began circulating elsewhere.

It is possible that other mosaic penA alleles are circulating elsewhere that produce elevated extended-spectrum cephalosporin MICs, but do not share the region of sequence identity that the modified RTPCR detects.

To determine whether the genotypes in remote communities corresponded to strains circulating elsewhere in Ecuador, we analyzed 29 rotavirus-positive samples from Hospital de Niños Baca Ortiz in Quito.

The large genetic distance from other lineages indicates that these sporadic cases were not recently introduced from other RABV lineages circulating elsewhere in Peru but rather were part of a previously unknown vampire bat associated rabies enzootic.

Although accumulation of these environmental phenols is one possible explanation, it is also possible that these environmental phenols are metabolized elsewhere or circulated in an inactive form, such as conjugated phenols (Kanno et al. 2007; Murakami et al. 2007; Swan and Bennett 1992; Tett et al. 2003; Turnheim 1991).

Indeed, an INR report saying so was circulated to the White House and elsewhere in February 2002.

Her company is one of 27 signatories listed on a guide to temp agencies that the Bergen County Employment Action Program has circulated in unemployment offices and elsewhere.

In a memo being circulated on Capitol Hill and elsewhere in Washington, the group warns of the "dominoes of default" if the government does not meet its obligations.