Sentence examples for circulation terms from inspiring English sources

The Post's only hometown rival is the Moonie-owned Washisgtonegligiblehinh is negligible in circulation terms (100,000 v the Post's 750,000).

Consistently behind its IPC rival in circulation terms, Zoo sold 228,024 copies a week in the first half of this year, down more than 12% on the same period last year.

After decades of a Conservative leaning press, ended by the unexpected mutation of the Murdoch Sun into a Labour supporter in 1997, the endorsement in 2001 of New Labour, in circulation terms, by over 91% of the national daily press went almost without comment.

The Guardian led the fallers in headline circulation terms on a month-by-month basis, showing the effect of the paper's decision to abandon bulk distribution, under which copies are sold at a discount and picked up free by travellers or hotel guests.

He also said it would become the second largest national newspaper organisation in circulation terms, with a 28% share of monthly circulation.

Furthermore, tumor cells release DNA fragments into the circulation, termed circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA), which can be found in the cell-free fraction of blood together with DNA fragments from normal cells, which is commonly referred to as cell-free DNA (cfDNA) [ 3, 8, 9].

The process of developing a high-density vascular network that connects the tumour and host circulation, termed the 'angiogenic switch,' is a crucial step for the progression of a tumour from a benign to malignant state (Folkman et al, 1989).

This study comprehensively investigated the roles of snowmelt runoff in water circulation in terms of riverine buoyancy flux, in water mass formation in terms of freshwater volume flux, and in the production of scallop larvae in terms of riverine nutrient flux, for Funka Bay, based on hydrological and nutrient data.

Evidence presented at court details how banknotes seized from a suspect may differ from banknotes in general circulation in terms of their contamination with controlled drugs.

We sought to examine the relationship between nucleated red blood cells in the circulation of term neonates and maternal-neonatal blood type compatibility.

Objective: Nucleated red blood cells in the circulation in term neonates have been associated with a wide range of pathologic conditions.