Sentence examples for circulating up from inspiring English sources

Although the virus itself was novel, its surface antigens had some similarities to those on H1N1 viruses circulating up to the 1960s.

The number of vehicles circulating up to 2035 is then obtained by multiplying the rates listed above by the historical data [1, 29; Table 6].

In each experiment, water blend saturated with gas mixture is circulated up to a required pressure.

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You need blocks or some other object that can let air circulate up from the bottom of the tray.

The QBO is thought to be driven by tropical waves generated by warm, circulating air that propagate up from the troposphere into the stratosphere.

The effect of three types of forced circulating air (up, down and up-down) on the unit performance is considered.

Since Byzantine coins circulated up to Scandinavia, the old Roman standard continued to be influential through the Middle Ages.

If the virus was circulating for up to a year before detection, then it seems difficult to assign the geographic source of re-introduction (i.e., China or Russia) based solely on surveillance in 1977.

42 The RDTs can also show false-positive results because of antigens circulating for up to two weeks after the infection has ended.

Letrozole administration determined a marked suppression of estrogen circulating concentrations, up to 90%% of mean baseline value, and estrone sulfate levels were found below the assay sensitivity level in nearly 6%% of total samples analyzed.