Sentence examples for circulation of those from inspiring English sources

Impressively, it is way higher and on a really big subscriber base of 3.4 million (as big as the circulation of those three magazines combined).

The circulation of those weapons became a nightmare for Iraqis, since many were used by militias and insurgents in bloody terrorist attacks, and later during the furious sectarian war from 2006-2007.

Oceanographer Les Watling of the University of Maine, however, says something special in the blood circulation of those deep-sea giants could differ from other amphipods, and that's what scientists ought to study next.

Governments around the world are this week telling each other that nothing has really changed and that if they restrict the circulation of those really sensitive telegrams and glue up all the USB slots in their computers, that this won't happen to them.

Likewise, the phylogenetic analysis carried out on Japanese isolates corroborates the circulation of those four clusters, whereas most of the Japanese isolates were further divided into 12 micro-clades [17].

Therefore, a dynamical equilibrium situation occurs, and blood cell counts should reflect the rate constants of margination and return to circulation of those cells.

The climatological seasonal circulation of the Mediterranean Sea.

§ 1502.19 Circulation of the environmental impact statement.

The article also misstated the circulation of The Democrat-Reporter.

In March 2000, the average daily circulation of The Journal News in those counties was 143,875, a drop of more than 3percentt.

Very recently Varmus and colleagues showed that when untransformed mouse mammary cells were introduced into the systemic circulation of a mouse, those cells can bypass transformation at the primary site, form long-term residence in the lungs but do not form ectopic tumors [ 52].