Sentence examples for circulation dominance from inspiring English sources

Ken Frydman, a spokesman for The Daily News, recounted his newspaper's advertising and circulation dominance over The Post, then said, "If that's eating our lunch, he should help himself to seconds".

Moreover, while in tumor-bearing mice, there was profound depletion of CD4+ and CD8+ cells in peripheral circulation, dominance of T helper cell type-2 (that that dampened T cytotoxic cell type-1 immune responses, and inhibition of T cell proliferation, calcarea carbonica protected the immune system from such tumor-insult.

This period coincided with circulation and dominance of the pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus strain.

These regions were selected because influenza surveillance was well established and continuous during the sampling period and included the co-circulation and periodic dominance of influenza A and both influenza B virus lineages.

Following the global detection of Victoria-like strains in 1985, the Victoria lineage dominated global circulation from 1987 to 1989, followed by Yamagata dominance in the 1990s and subsequent re-emergence of the Victoria lineage in 2001 2002.

The newspaper industry, already radically changed this year by the pending merger of the Tribune Company and Times Mirror, was reshaped yesterday as one company offered itself for sale, a second consolidated its dominance in daily circulation and a third moved into first place in the sheer number of newspaper properties it owns.

Studies of dengue virus serotype circulation in Brazil have found dominance of a single serotype during any given year, and different genotypes within the serotypic groups have caused large, severe outbreaks because of reduced population immunity (5, 27 – 27 ).

With the acquisition, the company enhances its dominance in the daily circulation division.

Right dominance is the most prevalent pattern of coronary circulation and is found in 72 90% of individuals, while prevalence of left dominance is reported to be 8 33%, whereas co-dominance has ∼3 7% of population prevalence.

The News of the World has a circulation of 2.7 million, a size that gives News International scale with advertisers and a dominance in the market that analysts say Mr. Murdoch is unlikely to want to see diminished.

Our findings demonstrate the circulation of multiple S. Typhi strains in Nepalese children during a two-year period, and in particular the dominance of a single clone associated with reduced susceptibility to fluoroquinolones.