Sentence examples for supposed to circulate from inspiring English sources
Long supposed to circulate in anthroponotic foci exclusively, L. tropica was recently shown to occur as an anthropozoonosis as well [ 4, 5].
The question that has not been asked is about the content of the information that is supposed to circulate thanks to this digital tool.
The results of the present investigation lead us to these conclusions: (1) the eventual presence of cancer cells in peripheral blood may be a rare event, even if numerous reports support the detection of K-ras abnormalities in the serum, (2) neoplastic cells are supposed to circulate in clusters, and consequently their cognition could be hampered by a single blood sample extraction.
Kotaku notes that this ad is suppose to circulate the week of September 27, which is the same time as the Toys R Us one.
The system is supposed to filter and circulate the water to keep it cleaner than in the past.
A high concentration of free arginase in plasma is supposed to deplete the circulating L-arginine.
An elevation of circulating FFAs is supposed to be related to the onset and progression of endothelial dysfunction [ 39, 40], and associate with a number of cardiovascular risk factors, including hypertension, dyslipidemia, and abnormal fibrinolysis.
These include last year's "green credit" policy whereby state-owned banks are supposed to suspend lending to egregious polluters (SEPA circulated a list of 30 such companies in July).
Where the waves weaken, at about 60,000 feet, the glider is supposed to intercept another phenomenon, the polar vortex — circulating winds that act like a giant cyclone during the austral winter, delivering a strong uplift.
In normal conditions, circulating RBCs are not supposed to adhere to any other cells nor to extracellular matrix components.
This attitude fitted the logic of previous messages: a vaccine that includes strains that circulated in previous years is also supposed to provide a protection (even partial) against the newly introduced strain.
