Sentence examples for had recently circulated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kaplan, who spends nearly every day in the park, had recently circulated a video of the goslings.
In addition, the phylogenetic trees of the 6 internal genes were close to those of H7N9 viruses or A(H1N1 pdm09-lineage H1N1 pdm09-lineageecently circulated in China (Technical Appendix).
The HA and NA sequences of A/Hangzhou/10 2/2014(H1N1 pdm09 and B/Hangzhou/17 2/2014 were very close to those of A(H1N1 pdm09 virus and B/Yamagata-lineage viruses that had recently circulated in China (6, 7 ).
Moreover, analyses showed that RNA segments encoding NS, NP, PB1, and PB2 of A/Guangdong/H7N9 isolated after November 2013 were most similar to the same segments from influenza A(H9N2) viruses that had recently circulated in Guangdong (Technical Appendix Figure, panels D G).
At least three petitions calling for radical political reform have recently circulated online.
In eastern Asia, 2 major influenza A virus H7 subtype genetic lineages have recently circulated in wild and domestic birds, and there has been potential replacement of the older lineage (clade A).
A spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said that the proposal had recently been circulated to the governor-elect's transition team but that there had been no high-level discussions so far.
According to the U.K. government, the virus, which so far has affected two farms in Surrey, belongs to a strain that has not recently circulated in animals but is present at the Institute for Animal Health (IAH) in nearby Pirbright, and at Merial, a vaccine company housed on the same premises.
The treatment of ADHD has been the focus of extensive review and several authoritative reports and recommendations have been recently circulated [ 4- 8].
This approach includes the collection of preclinical, safety, and immunogenicity data on an index influenza virus that has not recently circulated among humans and thereby may mimic the novelty of a pandemic virus [ 25].
Several studies have recently discovered circulating miRNAs in blood, not only in platelets, nucleated blood cells, and erythrocytes, but also in plasma.
