Sentence examples for circulated not only from inspiring English sources

Jajo died later in hospital.As the story circulated not only in Iraq but in newspapers abroad Mr Hussein said Uday had to stand trial for murder.

They circulate not only in blood, but also outside the vascular compartment giving access to all body tissues.

Overnight, the video became both a tableau for the regime's oppression as well as a rallying cry against the Iranian government, circulating not only throughout Iran, but throughout the world.

Writers read and borrowed from each other, circulating not only ideas but also words, phrases, sentences and sometimes whole paragraphs in a shared culture of medical knowledge, learning and innovation.

The MLST sequence types for each of clonal groups 1 to 6 that had been described before in the E. coli MLST database suggest that these clonal groups may circulate not only in Colombia but also in other geographic regions.

The emergence and reemergence of this virus in previously bovine vaccinia free microregions of São Paulo State suggest that VACV could have adapted to a specific microbiome and that the virus may be circulating not only in cattle and humans but also in some wild reservoir (10 ).

Our study is a first step of current and further research value, and in agreement with previous arguments [ 38], "surveillance for emerging diseases should extend to sampling and characterization of the entire panoply of viruses, which are circulating not only in people but also in animals" (and all other organisms).

Event information should be circulated rapidly not only to public health sectors but also to the large number of service providers and outsourcing companies involved at the airport.

This is interesting in light of a recent report showing that integrin α4 promotes the homing of circulating progenitor cells and other bone marrow-derived mononuclear circulating cells not only to tumor tissues but also to inflamed and ischemic tissues [ 23].

Rhodes and colleagues demonstrate that increased circulating DNA not only predicts the development of sepsis but also mortality in patients admitted to the ICU [ 1].

These results indicate that renal function is a significant predictor of circulating chemerin not only in subjects with (near) normal glomerular filtration but also in patients with end-stage renal disease.