Sentence examples for circulating nature from inspiring English sources

Anchoring of pullulan on to the nanoparticles surface was however confirmed by lower hemolytic potential and long circulating nature of pullulan-coated DOX nanoparticles (Guhagarkar et al. 2010).

Comparative biodistribution study in rats using 99mTc-labeled formulations revealed high blood concentration and long circulating nature of nanoparticles, and hence the possibility of improved targeting to hepatocytes (Guhagarkar et al. 2010).

Comparative biodistribution study in rats using 99mTc labeled formulations revealed higher blood concentration and lower liver concentration of PES DOX PUL, confirming the long circulating nature of PES DOX PUL, and thereby the possibility of improved targeting to hepatocytes.

For the acute myeloid leukemia (AML) samples, we used four bone marrow samples from healthy donors as normal controls, as patient-matched controls were not available due to the circulating nature of leukemic cells.

In view of the widespread distribution and circulating nature of plasmacytoid dendritic cells, situations in which IFNα is produced expose the host to systemic type I interferon and might contribute to autoimmunity, while situations in which IFNβ is produced might result in more localized rather than systemic concentrations of the cytokine and abrogate inflammation.

Pandemic influenza represents an even greater threat, with numerous potentially pandemic viruses circulating in nature.

Some phylogenetic studies have demonstrated the existence of two different populations of Brazilian Vaccinia virus strains circulating in nature, but little is known about their biological characteristics.

Our results confirmed that there are different populations of Brazilian VACV strains regarding their virulence, circulating in nature even during the same bovine vaccinia outbreak, such as GP1V and GP2V.

However, sustained, comprehensive, and coordinated global efforts to monitor the continually changing genetic diversity of avian influenza viruses circulating in nature are lacking (1, 2 ).

Sampling methods, although not necessarily a limiting factor in identifying the wide range of these viruses circulating in nature, pose difficulties in discerning the usefulness of a report and comparing fluctuations in subtype virus prevalence between years or areas.

However, diseases that may be transmitted to humans from wild birds or mammals (zoonoses) continue to circulate in nature in many parts of the country.