The flu typically circulates from late fall to spring, making the early onset of this year's epidemic all the more striking.
Actual interactions between particles are relatively rare (one of the drawbacks of colliding-beam systems), and the beams can typically circulate, colliding on each circuit, for several hours before the beams are "dumped" and the machine "filled" once again.
Mr. Baim said that while agencies typically circulate a client brief to a few copywriters and an art director to generate advertising concepts, at Virtue, he confers with any number of Vice's 480 international employees, most on the content rather than the business side.
Sexual androgens such as testosterone typically circulate in the blood, bound to proteins such as the Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) protein.
49 Gametocytes typically circulate at densities that are ≤1% of asexual parasite densities.
Typically, circulating IGF-1 activates PI3K/AKT/mTor and MAP kinase pathways, whereas mIGF-1 signals through PDK1 and SGK1 [ 22].
Most obese individuals are, in fact, resistant to the action of leptin, possibly because of circulating antagonistic factors or a decrease in transport across the blood-brain barrier; typically, circulating leptin levels are increased in obesity.
Natural hormones typically circulate in the body at part-per-billion and part-per-trillion concentrations; only a small fraction of the total concentration of circulating steroid hormone in blood is in a form that is free to impact tissues [ 4].
S. sonnei is not prevalent in aboriginal tribes and typically circulates among communities for only a short time.
However, significant obstacles to effective vaccine design in neonates is observed due to the fact that young calves typically have circulating maternally-derived antibodies and their immune system is relatively immature.
