Sentence examples for continually circulated from inspiring English sources

Be quick in responding to candidate queries and always re-post/re-tweet the vacancy so it is continually circulated and promoted.

Each pen contains a concrete pond with continually circulated water that serves as a water source and resting area where the birds congregate each night.

Influenza A (H3N2) has continually circulated within the human population since its introduction in 1968, exhibiting recurrent seasonal epidemics in temperate regions and less periodic transmission in the tropics.

They will need to be kept warm and water will need to be continually circulated.

Mr. Ferrer's career is one of peripatetic consistency in which ideas, motifs and even materials continually circulate among different mediums or phases.

Wardle suggests that to tackle fake news, Facebook could introduce a mechanism to allow fact checking organisations to report false stories to Facebook so they don't continually circulate.

Influenza viruses continually circulate and cause yearly epidemics, which kill 20,000 people in an average year in the United States.

For this, a new type of knowledge can be identified, the grey knowledge, which is lying between the two well-known types of knowledge: the tacit and the explicit one and is continually circulating and transforming within the network.

We show that ectopic JNK activation is caused by aberrant glycosylation of a single protein, the fly tumor necrosis factor (TNF) receptor homolog, which results in increased binding to the continually circulating TNF.

The lymphatic and circulatory systems continually circulate cells throughout the body, and could be vehicles for free virus and/or HIV-infected T-cells trafficked between lymph nodes and the lung.

1) Initial finding should be Miralles et al., Cell 2003 vol. 113, 329; 2) Rather than being held in the cytoplasm by actin and released for nuclear entry, MAL is actually dynamic, with the protein continually circulating through the nucleus (Vartiainen et al., 2007 Science vol. 316, 1749. 3. Structural analysis of binding to actin was initially done by Mouilleron et al., 2008 EMBO 27, 3198).