Sentence examples for circulation article from inspiring English sources
In another Circulation article, the association said paramedics should be allowed to inject a new clot-dissolving drug along with blood-thinners while heart-attack victims are en route to a hospital.
We now cite the Circulation article (see above).
An editorial accompanying the Circulation article points out some of its limitations, including the fact that participants' mortality could have resulted in part from higher lead exposures that occurred prior to the study period.
Among his early achievements was a 1990 Circulation article, now cited 965 times, that established endothelial dysfunction in humans as the result of the cumulative impact of cardiovascular risk factors.
Moreover, more than half of the eligible articles (52%) were published in Radiology, and many were also published in Circulation (77 articles) and Neurology (115 articles).
Drawing upon qualitative data on family life in rural households in China and applying the concept of care circulation, this article has examined the processes of care for old people in the context of rural to urban migration, an area which has been predominantly located in a quantitatively based intergenerational transfer framework.
For example, the Snopes page on the jetliner story has been shared only 735 times since it was revised to classify the rumor false, a small fraction of the circulation of articles endorsing the claim.
The effort is a break from current trends as virtually all the blue-collar tabloids, and increasingly some of the white-collar broadsheets, seek to expand circulation with articles about real and would-be celebrities.
The effort is a break from current trends as the blue-collar tabloids -- and some of the white-collar broadsheets -- seek to expand circulation with articles about would-be and real celebrities.
Beyond the daily circulation of articles about the candidates, I found myself digesting much more.
559, 567-568, 62 L.Ed.2d 490 (1980); Restatement (Second) of Conflicts of Law § 37. Petitioners argue that they are not responsible for the circulation of the article in California.
