Sentence examples for a circulation estimated at from inspiring English sources
In 1861, when the Civil War began, the Sun had a circulation estimated at 30,000.
Russian Vogue, introduced 10 years ago in a time of economic turmoil, now has a circulation estimated at 200,000.
New Worlds, Nova's flagship title, and Science Fantasy were also suffering from poor sales, with circulation estimated at about 5,000, though a switch from bimonthly to a monthly schedule was also considered that year for Science Fantasy.
"It's another casualty of the media recession," said Mr. Wolfe, who is also editor in chief of Agency, which has a circulation he estimated at about 40,000.
(By contrast, Israel's top-selling daily, Yediot Aharonot, has a weekend circulation estimated as high as 600,000).
The cellular compartment of blood was analyzed as an indicator of circulating tumor cells and the plasma was analyzed as an indicator of apoptotic/necrotic cancer-shedding membrane-encapsulated short DNA fragments in the circulation [23], [24].The mutation frequency was estimated at about 4 molecules per milliliter of plasma at pretreatment and within 24 hours after first treatment.
In a world where advertising and circulation revenues have plummeted and the future of news magazines looks dire, Newsweek's losses are estimated at more than $20m a year.
And his papers have been kind to him: they make £50m ($80m) a year, he estimates, at a time of generally declining circulation though the Daily Star Sunday has benefited from the demise of the News of the World.
This will put early unofficial sales estimates at perhaps more than 480,000, ahead of the circulation level of about 474,000 pre-NoW closure.
The peripheral perfusion circulation is estimated in a binary fashion (good or poor), which might be insufficient in clinical practice.
