Sentence examples for potential circulation from inspiring English sources

Some patients received combined antiviral treatment because of the potential circulation of seasonal Influenza A H1N1 known to be resistant to oseltamivir.

Selection programmes have thus been launched in several European countries, that aim at eliminating the most susceptible alleles to decrease circulation of scrapie agent as well as the potential circulation of BSE agent in sheep [ 15].

The public health threat represented by a potential circulation of bovine spongiform encephalopathy agent in sheep population has led European animal health authorities to launch large screening and genetic selection programmes.

These occurrences, combined with the genetically similar isolates from the southern portion of the country (2,500 km away), indicate the potential circulation of viral strains throughout Brazil and perhaps other regions of South America.

We have used the DHPS locus analysis differently, as a marker for studying the potential circulation of the fungus in the human reservoir, as it was recently used by Beard et al. and Huang et al. (8, 15, 16 ).

It describes the development of heat-releasing ("exothermic") coated particles designed to release heat at exactly the right circulating time to increase near-wellbore formation temperature and thermal stress in potential lost circulation zones, such as depleted reservoir zones in deepwater wells.

Despite the presence of a porous wick structure in the evaporator, gravity provides the necessary driving potential for circulation of the working fluid in this device and therefore the name CLTPWT.

However, additional evidence is required before excluding the potential autochthonous circulation of HCoSV in northern Italy.

Detection of species A, B, and D EVs infecting wild chimpanzees demonstrates their potential widespread circulation in primates.

The outbreak response resulted in short TUCs, with 95% chance of interruption of transmission within 4 months of the last detected case (Table  2) and correspondingly short potential undetected circulation (i.e., short CNC95% and CNC99%).

We recognize that only increasingly localized and shrinking geographic areas in three countries (i.e., Afghanistan, Nigeria, and Pakistan) maintain indigenous WPV1 transmission, but importations into previously WPV-free countries continue to pose a threat of re-established transmission and potential silent circulation, [ 1] and the emergence of cVDPVs pose a real threat [ 12].