Sentence examples for circulation every day from inspiring English sources

Lead is dissolved in a circular river (blood circulation); every day the river is contaminated by a relatively small affluent (daily lead intake) and purified by some effluents (excretion).

In clinically relevant settings, the temporal window of TC extravasation is asynchronous and wide: Primary tumors shed millions of TCs per gram of tumor into the blood circulation every day (Bockhorn et al, 2007), and metastases themselves can metastasize to tertiary sites or 'self-seed' back to primary sites (Comen et al, 2011).

It doesn't keep drivers in circulation all day, every day, and takes a few days to process orders.

It prints two editions every day, and the total circulation is thirteen and a half million, more than ten times higher than that of the Times.

The title's circulation had stood at about 278,363 copies per day, including about 70,000 bulk copies, free in places like hotels, gyms and train stations, meaning i added more than 19,000 copies to its circulation a day in April.

However, approximately 1% stem/progenitor cells enter circulation each day.

However, both were undetectable in the circulation by day 14.

At the debut of the scandal was Britain's bestselling weekly, News of the World, with a circulation of about 2.7 million every Sunday (twice the sales of the Sunday New York Times).

To build circulation, Day emphasized the human side of the news, stressing crime and sensation but including elements of pathos and humour.

A circulation test Wednesday revealed the problem.

Officially, they come into circulation on Tuesday morning.