The circulations of Time and Newsweek now stand about where they were in 1966, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
When Murdoch lied about the circulation of the Times in my editorship, the Times published the falsehood, and then Douglas-Home refused to publish my letter of response or any form of correction.
In March 2005 the daily circulation of the Times-Picayune, the best newspaper in New Orleans, was around 257,000, up to 285,000 on Sundays.
This analysis was repeated on the secondary outcomes of return of spontaneous circulation at time of arrival at the emergency department and survival to hospital discharge.
Changes of the levels of the different glycoforms of the antibody as a component of circulation time are interpreted as arising from differences in clearance rates.
This agent showed high stability, high x-ray absorption (fivefold more than that of iodinated agents), and more than 2 hours of circulation time.
It is plausible that CARS signal of CTC intracellular lipid could be used as an indicator of circulation time.
Values are means ± S.D. Figure 4 Percentage of untransformed [ 18 F ]NS14490 in plasma as a function of circulation time.
Serum CEA remains in the circulation for a period of time and requires several weeks to return to normal.
Thereafter the circulation of the discounted Times shot up while that of The Independent, whose owners could not afford to reduce its price, fell away.
And in a city like Chicago that goes out to a million people, which is. larger than the circulation of "The Sun-Times" and "The Tribune" combined, so it's amazing exposure for these small businesses.
