Sentence examples for circulation of some of from inspiring English sources

In Brazil, one of the few places with reliable data, circulation of some of the biggest papers is still rising, according to IVC, which audits the figures.

Also, as illustrated in Figure 3, two distinct populations of T cells were identifiable in the circulation of some of the patients: ζ-positive and ζ-negative (e.g., patient no. 401).

There has been the long history of the commercial sale of young daughters into prostitution (and the textile industry) so that creates a general norm and background memory of, a circulation of--of sex offered as a service by girls as a commercially available thing - like good food in eateries.

And the company has been humiliated by revelations that it inflated circulation figures of some of its magazines and kept advertisers in the dark.

Not only that, said Bob Crozier, the London-based publisher of Forbes Global, which has a circulation of some 110,000.

Upside, which is not audited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, reports circulation of 257,000, of which 15,000 are paid.

The paid circulation of many of them is slipping even as their readership grows.

UCB also calls into question traditional accounts of the 'free' circulation of gifts, of public domains insulated from markets.

Western medicine recognizes the importance of muscular action in circulation of two of the body's critical fluids, lymph and blood.

Angiography at 72 hpf showed a decrease in circulation of ISVs of pdgfrβ2 MO-injected embryos (Figure 5H).

There is also an increase in the number and circulation of images of child abuse.