Sentence examples for poorly circulated from inspiring English sources

FOR every title the Monroe Public Library adds to its collection, a poorly circulated selection has to be discarded.

Of course, librarians acknowledge that when patrons' passion for the sexy series lacking in literary merit cools in a year or two, the majority of volumes in the "Fifty Shades" trilogy will probably be plucked from the shelves and sold at the Friends of the Library's used-book sales, alongside other poorly circulated, donated and out-of-date materials.

They have highlighted the readiness of millions of people to blame Western governments for a supposed anti-Islam agenda, with little regard for whether there were in fact any links between those governments and a poorly produced video circulated on YouTube.

On the other hand, data from community-based trials in years when poorly matched strains of influenza circulated in the community can provide insight into how well influenza vaccines protect against poorly matched strains.

These two isoforms were not or were poorly expressed by circulating blood cells.

#Assumes vaccine is poorly matched with circulating virus 1 in 10 years (i.e., vaccine effectiveness is assumed to be 0 years with a poor match).

As a result, in about half of all influenza seasons, one or more components of the trivalent vaccine are poorly matched to the circulating strains of flu (18).

When the vaccines were poorly matched to the circulating influenza strains, the same qualitative trends were observed.

The higher the vaccine coverage in children, the greater the reduction in the overall attack rate, the age-specific attack rates, and the number of cases for a given value of R, regardless of whether the vaccine is well matched or poorly matched to the circulating strain (Tables 2 and 3, Figures 2 and 3).

For example, if the vaccines are poorly matched to the circulating influenza strain and vaccine coverage is high (70%), LAIV could prevent an additional 22.1 million influenza cases in the population beyond the number of cases prevented by TIV alone (Table 3; R = 1.5), given the efficacies modeled.

Early in 2003 Gross authored a widely circulated white paper explaining why stocks were overvalued and should perform poorly.