Sentence examples for time of circulating from inspiring English sources

In August 2008, conventional PCR (established in October/November 2006 and used in detection of the two Lao H5N1 cases in March 2007) enabled Lao recognition for the first time of circulating dengue serotypes during epidemic conditions.

Although leukapheresis and rasburicase were immediately applied to prevent an acute tumor lysis syndrome, the WBC count increased to 400 × 10/l after 14 h, for an extrapolated doubling time of circulating blast cells of 23 h.

Several circulation fans were placed in different locations within a 1-m3 airtight chamber and were numerically simulated to determine the best conditions under which the residence time of circulated particles was the longest.

A time course of circulating sorafenib concentrations is shown in Figure 2A.

Interestingly, the time profile of circulating MIF-2 levels was similar to that of MIF, with both homologs showing maximal serum levels after myocardial reperfusion (Fig. 2A, B).

In contrast to neutrophils, macrophages or lymphocytes, there are virtually no data on the time course of circulating DCs in septic shock.

The secondary objectives of this study were: to establish the time course of circulating levels of EPCs in patients after acute IS; to investigate the ability of two doses of EPO to enhance circulating EPC levels; and to assess 5-year outcomes of patients who received EPO therapy after acute IS.

While it is beyond doubt that these aims cannot be achieved without the use of some fluid-based tracking procedure for quantifying fluid transport (viz.: tracer tests), the use of artificial tracers is challenged by the very large size of Malm geothermal reservoirs, implying very long residence times (RT) of circulating fluids and strong dilution of tracers therein.

These aspects make DFA a method widely and often used in clinical routine, and this concurrently provides the data for ongoing, real-time surveillance of circulating viral pathogens on a large scale.

A convincing evidence that e-GST activity is not affected by a short-time variation of circulating toxins is reported in Figure 4 showing pre- and post-dialysis levels of e-GST of two patients (the first one under HD and the second one under HDF) measured during one week of therapy.

At the same time, the frequency of circulating plasmablasts, defined as CD19 + CD20-CD38high B cells, was increased in RA-a but not in RA-r patients.