Sentence examples for circulation less than from inspiring English sources

The Review has the smallest staff, the smallest circulation (less than 20,000 by some analysts' estimates) and the smallest revenue of any publication in the Murdoch empire.

With 3.15 million aging readers, Playboy has a circulation less than half what it was in the nineteen-seventies... Hef, whose income from Playboy Enterprises in 1998 was $868,916, may be a liability in other ways.

Aflibercept accumulated in systemic circulation less than bevacizumab, but had a systemic exposure (AUC) an order of magnitude greater than ranibizumab.

Characterization of DC populations in humans is challenging due to their low numbers in circulation (less than 1% of blood mononuclear cells) and limited availability of healthy tissues as opposed to animal models.

The New York Times, which shed less-profitable circulation and increased some prices in the last year, lost 4.5percentt of its weekday circulation (to less than 1.04 million) and 7.6percentt of its Sunday circulation (to 1.5 million).

When Ms. Brown took over, the magazine had a circulation of less than 800,000; at its height, in the 1980s, circulation approached three million.

The New York Times, which has raised its price twice in the last year, in addition to shedding unprofitable sales, lost 4.5percentt of its weekday circulation (to less than 1.04 million) and 7.6percentt of its Sunday circulation (to 1.5 million).

Whilst it is known that the placenta secretes leptin, the vast majority of this leptin is secreted into the maternal circulation, with less than 1% of cord-blood leptin estimated to be from the placenta/maternal circulation [ 37, 38].

It has a circulation of less than 10.

She tripled the circulation from less than 30,000 a month to more than 90,000.

Conde Nast closed the magazine last week, announcing that its circulation of less than 550,000 was no longer sustainable.