Sentence examples for circulation which was from inspiring English sources

The Journal's circulation, which was thirty-two thousand when Kilgore became its managing editor, in 1941, rose to just above a hundred and fifty thousand in 1950, eight hundred and twenty-five thousand in 1962, and almost a million when Kilgore died, of cancer, at the age of fifty-nine, in 1967.

Then, the condenser was switched to forced water circulation, which was cooled to 2 3 °C by a refrigeration system.

Anterior circulation, which was assessed via measurements of velocities in MCAs, was similar in the HAH+ and HAH- groups in bilateral MCAs (all p > 0.05).

HAH was characterized, in part, by increased systemic hemodynamics and posterior cerebral circulation, which was reflected by the BA and left VA velocities, and lower arterial resistance and compliance.

The result suggests that the side effects to the normal tissues could be greatly reduced due to the prolonged GA retention time in blood circulation, which was down to the pH-triggered release behavior, namely in the environment of pH 7.4.

The active metabolite of CCl4 lead to hepatocyte damage and may initiate the leakage of a lot of hepatic enzymes (AST, ALT, and ALP) in blood circulation which was associated with immune cells infiltration, massive centrilobular apoptosis, ballooning degeneration and finally cell death [30].

The magazine's international circulation now dwarfs its UK circulation, which is around 150,000.

It left her with poor circulation which is still evident in her angry red, mottled arms.

The study appears in today's issue of the medical journal Circulation, which is published by the American Heart Association.

The same point was stressed in an editorial in the journal Circulation, which is publishing the Johns Hopkins study today.

And I'm told that regional papers are also starting to stabilise in terms of circulation, which is positive.