Sentence examples for circulation was due from inspiring English sources
During the pandemic period virus circulation was due almost exclusively to A(H1N1 2009 influenza.
A part of loss circulation is due to improper selection of drilling parameters during operation.
Patent foramen ovale (PFO), an interatrial communication remnant of the fetal circulation, is due to the failure in the fusion of the septum primum with the septum secundum.
We hypothesize that the climate-biota transmission mechanism is the following: the late 1980s changes in the Mediterranean circulation are due to an alteration in the northern hemisphere climate, which is the same alteration underlying the other reported European shifts, whose signature is seen in the NAO and in the NHT, and which we believe is likely to be found in other climate patterns.
Altogether, these findings indicate that the onset and prolonged circulation of G12 rotaviruses was due to repeated introductions of different G12 rotaviruses circulating globally.
Whether some of these differences between countries and studies may reflect differences in prior immunity, health care, climate variations, co-circulation of other viruses or was due to the use of different statistical models remains to be clarified.
Conlon says the scarcity of twos in circulation now is due to the reluctance of retail stores and commercial banks to use them.
But on the average new vehicle enters the stock at mid-year, while scrapping is concentrated between 1 January and 20 March, since the annual circulation tax is due at the latter date.
The reduced NAA observed by 1H-MRS in these conditions may suggest that its increase into circulation may be due to its progressive intra-cellular reduction and extracellular wash out [13, 14].
Since all these typical features of the horizontal circulation streamlines are due to the interaction between the IMF and the Earth's magnetosphere, these convection patterns can be considered as indicators of the state of the coupled magnetosphere ionosphere system (Ruohoniemi and Greenwald 1996).
