Sentence examples for cyclically occurring from inspiring English sources

A universal influenza vaccine, designed to induce broadly cross-reactive immunity against current and future influenza A virus strains, is in critical demand to reduce the need for annual vaccinations with vaccines chosen upon predicting the predominant circulating viral strains, and to ameliorate the threat of cyclically occurring pandemics that have, in the past, killed tens of millions.

In contrast, strong small-scale eddies randomly (not cyclically) occur in the large domain.

Under γ-ε-γ transformations, in local areas of alloy, internal tensile and compressive stresses cyclically occurred, in accordance with the character of the direct γ-ε (increasing of specific volume) and reverse ε-γ (decreasing of specific volume) transformations.

In Judaism there is a custom called the Shmita, a sabbatical year occurring cyclically every 7 years when the land is allowed to rest; those who observe the Shmita are promised a bountiful harvest afterward.

Autoinflammatory diseases are comprehensively caused by aberrant production of proinflammatory cytokines and are revealed by cyclically and spontaneously occurring inflammatory events.

Variations in food supply occurring cyclically over years, would give a survival advantage to those individuals with an increased ability to store calories and vitamin D in adipose tissue.

Ovulation in most mammals (spontaneous ovulators) occurs cyclically as a result of the spontaneous release of the ovulatory hormone.

Wright declined to specify the cost of a Route retrofit, but argued there were cost savings relative to typical powertrain replacements, which occur cyclically with many delivery trucks – sometimes two or three times during their life cycle, he notes.

Each of these effects occur cyclically.

It occurs cyclically throughout the night, with these periods normally appearing every 90 to 120 minutes.

In this scenario, peaks of autoimmune response against critical GAS antigens may occur cyclically, due to repeated boosts, as a consequence of either recurrent infections or re-exposure to the pathogen capable of surviving within the host, causing periodic release and exacerbation of neuropsychiatric or behavioral symptoms in children.