Sentence examples for circulation in line from inspiring English sources

The Irish Daily Star sells about 70,000 copies a day in the Republic and has been losing circulation in line with the market.

The increased mitochondrial complex II content in CR animals further supports this idea of enhanced fatty acid oxidation rather than their export to the systemic circulation, in line with transcriptomic data showing enhanced fatty acid metabolism (Selman et al., 2006).

They found that both PCI and MTH were associated with good neurological outcome and increased survival at 24 hours after return of spontaneous circulation, in line with previous reports [ 4- 6].

"Our latest circulation numbers are in line with what we have seen over the last few years, a steady migration to digital," said Michael Brunt, chief marketing officer and managing director of circulation at The Economist.

Circulation revenues remained "broadly in line" with Mecom's performance in 2010.

This PBPK model was then used to simulate the concentrations of drugs in the systemic circulation, in the epithelial lining fluid (ELF), and tissue mass in different lobes of the lung after dosing in a virtual human population.

The biosensors were connected in-line with the circulation media to record physiological parameters along with real time tissue viability.

By the end of one period, more than 30 students stood in line at the circulation desk.

Total lineage at the parent newspaper declined 8percentt in the quarter, in line with declining circulation at most big American newspapers.

The Sun's influence has dipped in line with its circulation, now regularly below the 3m mark, and it is unlikely ever again to be "the Sun wot won it".

Since the 1980s when rainfall measurements began in the west Greenland town of Kangerlussuaq, the focus of the study, the proportion of precipitation now falling as rainfall rather than snow has both increased and extended into the late summer and autumn in line with increased circulation and moisture availability within a warmer, more energetic atmosphere.