Although the risk for further transmission of iVDPV is relatively low, potential risk for circulation of iVDPV strains always remains.
The NA size range offers good potential for prolonged circulation in the bloodstream [50].
Therefore, in adjusting the capital settlement period with the upstream, the subcontractors adopt social time accepted by the community as a settlement period, which helps them acquire the largest potential for capital circulation and accumulation.
If a station blackout (SBO) occurs in a fast breeder reactor, heat removal by natural circulation is expected, because the height between the heat source and the sink was considered in the plant design to provide the potential for natural circulation.
The discoidal shape of the hydrogel capsules was demonstrated to inhibit the interactions with the studied type of cells, indicating their potential for prolonged circulation.
In vitro testing of AuNP3s that were stabilized with stable MPEG-gPLL1 copolymer retained integrity in plasma or PBS for at least 22 h, which suggested a potential for long circulation of AuNP3s in vivo.
It has therefore been hypothesized that in areas with colder temperatures after moulting, more abundant overwintering tick populations would be synchronously activated in the spring of the following year, thereby increasing the potential for viral circulation [ 18].
In addition, transport studies in Caco-2 cell monolayers indicated that SN-38 could cross the membrane from the apical to the basolateral side, indicating the potential for re-circulation processes that can prolong circulation times (Kehrer et al, 2000).
Based on known risk factors such as pig herd structure and neighborhood conditions, an index characterizing individual herds' potential for endemic virus circulation and reinfection was designed.
AFP performance surveillance indicators for Madura prior to the recognition of the cVDPV outbreak were low, consistent with poor case identification and the potential for widespread virus circulation.
