Sentence examples for circulation at least from inspiring English sources
The Security Council continued to wrangle in the aftermath of Mr. Annan's decision to abandon the mission, with various draft resolutions and a letter to Mr. Annan in circulation, at least one of them deploring Israel's refusal to cooperate.
There are a half-dozen other such measures in circulation, at least one of which would weaken the agency's long-held powers to regulate conventional ground-level pollutants like soot and mercury.
Yes, that's right, the search giant, not normally known for its games development, appears to have a major gaming project in circulation, at least something that requires someone as experienced as Falstein at its helm.
It was also efficient against smf in blood circulation, at least on the individual reindeer level.
Because dKO hearts support physiological circulation at least under non-challenged laboratory conditions for up to month 18, the effects of the absence of both MuRF1 and MuRF2 could also be studied in muscles of adult and aged animals.
Major segments of a somatosensory neuron (that is the cell body, axonal stem, peripheral and most of the central branches of the fibre) are located outside the blood-brain barrier and, thus, are exposed to circulation at least to some extent.
Another sore spot: AP adjusts its annual fee to reflect circulation fluctuations, but will only do so once circulation reflects at least a 25% decline (or increase) since the last such adjustment.
For instance, mPEG-750 QDs and COOH PEG-3400 COOH PEG-3400red from circulation by 1 hr after injection, whereas mPEG-5000 QDs remained in circulation for at least 3 hr.
Gerard Cosloy, co-owner, Matador Records: The unmastered, unsequenced version of the album was in circulation for at least five months.
It will be posted free of charge to subscribers, and so will gain a circulation of at least 1.75m.
Then came the revelation that Newsday had been falsifying its circulation numbers, at least since 2000, by as much as 100,000 copies daily.
