Sentence examples for despite common circulation from inspiring English sources

However, the EV-A71 epidemiologic situation remained calm in Russia, Europe, and North America, despite common circulation of the virus, as suggested by surveillance and seroepidemiologic studies (3, 4 ).

Nevertheless, even after the Gospels were in common circulation, oral tradition was still current; it may even have been preferred.

"The absence of pictures in common circulation convinced me the visual story of the movement up north and beyond Dixie still needed to be told".

Are they etiologically distinctive despite common signs and symptoms?

Despite common needs, companies would not work with competitors.

Or (even cornier) the union of two hearts, with common chambers, circulation and emotions.

Before 1989, DHF was common in Southeast Asia but rare in the Indian subcontinent despite the circulation of all four serotypes in both regions.

In America, the closest term we have is workaholism, yet despite the word's circulation in common speech since 1968, the US lacks any clear definition or official recognition of the condition like that afforded to karoshi.

Focal arm face or leg weakness were more common with anterior circulation stroke and visual disturbance or headache were more common with posterior circulation stroke.

(Despite falling circulation and advertising, Time is profitable).

Despite wide circulation, relatively few copies remain and so, it is important that one has now entered the Graphic Arts Collection.