Sentence examples for circulation peaks from inspiring English sources

But to me the most illuminating aspect of this extraordinary news was not the size of the gift, but rather a subsequent revelation that the journal gets roughly 90,000 submissions a year -- yet its circulation peaks at just 10,000.

In such seasons, it is possible that vaccinated frail people have poor residual protection against influenza B viruses, especially when B virus circulation peaks from late February onwards.

The NME might have hit a circulation peak since it made Justin Bieber a cover star and became a free weekly.

And when it hit its circulation peak of 306,000 nine years ago, its publishers would have scoffed at this scenario.

The Haymart Consumer Media magazine held sales flat period-on-period, but the yearly boom took Four Four Two to its highest circulation peak since the first half of 2010.

The Yorkshire Post once proudly boasted of being the county's "national newspaper", a regional media powerhouse that broke big stories on momentous events such as the 1936 abdication crisis and sold 120,000 copies a day at its circulation peak in the 1950s.

If we consider influenza viruses, we observed a circulation peak during the period starting in week 35 and ending in week 44.

To summarize, in this study, 1,061 serum specimens from companion dogs and cats collected during the circulation peak of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 in Italy were screened with 7 (0.7%) of the canine serum specimens showing evidence of exposure to the virus.

In the lower stratosphere, interannual variations are at a maximum in winter and spring, and are the result of variations in wave driven stratospheric circulation, which peaks in winter.

Rhinoviruses showed a regular yearly circulation with peaks along the year corresponding to any rain season influence.

Cell death reportedly results in the release of DNA into the circulation, which peaks at 24 h and gradually declines [ 19, 20].