Sentence examples for circulation leads from inspiring English sources

A central bank announcing a new, higher inflation target might use QE to convince markets it will meet it, since, other things being equal, an increase in the amount of money in circulation leads to higher prices.

Higher liquid circulation leads to greater degradation rate and mass transfer coefficient (Mohajerani et al. 2012).

Progression of the thrombosis and inadequate collateral circulation leads to infarction of the jejunum and the ileum [37].

Partial suppression of droplet internal circulation leads to significant reduction in absorption rate, even with a high concentration of particles.

The mesentery blood circulation leads to the liver, where the superior mesenteric vein and the splenic vein come together to form the hepatic portal vein.

Alteration of these minerals in contact with water during free hydrothermal circulation leads to 'serpentinization', a process in which olivine reacts with water.

Interest in circulation led publishers into market research.

In 1998, The News had a 41,000-copy circulation lead over Newsday in Queens.

He noted that the Süddeutsche had widened its circulation lead over the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in recent years.

The broadsheet Evening News (owned by Associated Newspapers) held a big circulation lead: the Standard trailed in its wake.

Despite the Sun's continuing healthy print circulation lead, the Mail not only packs a political punch but also manages to run lighter material without compromising its cachet as a "proper" newspaper.