Sentence examples for continue circulating from inspiring English sources

But among his chief contributions was the improvement of the Gibbon heart-lung machine, developed by a Philadelphia physician, John H. Gibbon, to allow a patient's blood to continue circulating even though the heart has been stopped for the sake of the surgery.

Most experts expect the virus will continue circulating as an annual strain, along with another influenza A strain called H3N2 and with influenza B. On the Emergency Committee's recommendation, WHO officially declared the pandemic on 11 June 2009, some 3 months after the virus is believed to have claimed its first victims in Mexico.

Osborne brushed off the Scottish National Party's contention that "common sense" would ultimately lead the British government to continue circulating pounds north of the border if Scotland went its own way.

For example, in mice and rats, nanoparticles should continue circulating for at least 6 h to achieve the desired EPR effect.

Genetic variability is a strong indicator of positive selection and affects the ability of a virus to continue circulating in a population.

The most prominent mature B cells in the spleen are follicular (FO) B cells, which continue circulating to the follicles in the spleen, to the lymph nodes and to the BM until they either die or encounter cognate antigen and undergo further maturation.

As before, each of these edges is randomly rewired with probability p. This process continues, circulating around the ring and proceeding outward to more distant neighbors after each lap, until each edge in the original lattice has been considered once.

An unstoppable flood of information -- a hurricane, really -- continued circulating online: the list of women, the text messages from his phone, the voice mail he allegedly left to Jaimee Grubbs.

After that, gas continued circulating through a second equal loop (D receiver and condenser 2; Fig.  1).

In the northern hemisphere, HBoV circulates primarily during the winter months, although it continues circulating until early summer, later than most other seasonal respiratory viruses (8 ).

Most islet transplant recipients retain some graft function, i.e., continued circulating C-peptide, for several years following infusion (14, 15, 17, 25).