Sentence examples for circulation even though from inspiring English sources

Since 1988, the 100-renminbi note, graced by Mao Zedong's visage, has been the largest note in circulation, even though the economy has grown fiftyfold.

The Rodgers and Hammerstein shows, which are unified and theatrical, are still in constant circulation, even though they don't contain Rodgers's best work.

I also read that 500-euro notes are used almost exclusively by the criminal class, but, according to The Wall Street Journal, they account for 35 percent of the euros in circulation, even though most humans never see one.

When the TV series aired, the first 4 books had already been published so many things were already known and given for us - it is very difficult to go back and change something in books already in circulation (even though some changes were implemented in the following books).

Some transplanted hearts fail to support the circulation adequately even though they looked good in the donor.

Even though circulation is declining at many magazines, publishers are expected to raise advertising rates from 5percentto10percentcent or even more in 1991, primarily to offset increasing costs for paper and postage - and revenues lost through declines in ad pages.

With advertising continuing to lag - Mr. Leese said each issue needed six more pages of advertising than it was getting - the owners saw no hope, even though circulation had grown.

Provision of real-time feedback during CPR by emergency medical services did not alter the proportion of subjects achieving return of spontaneous circulation in the field even though CPR performance was closer to established guidelines when feedback was provided.

And daily circulation has remained essentially flat even though the price of the daily newspaper was raised to 75 cents from 50 cents in May.

Bliss overtook teen rival Sugar for the first time, even though its circulation was down 2.8% on the year to 277,165 copies.

As a consequence, a reduction in cardiac output leads to an increase in the ratio of the pressure drop across the pulmonary circulation (PAP-LAP) to flow, even though there is no change in vasomotor tone (Figure 1B).