For example, circulating unconjugated bilirubin is cleared from the circulation solely through UDP glucuronosyltransferase 1A1 (UGT1A1) metabolism.
The Times, for example, increased circulation from 5,000 in 1815 (price seven pence) to 50,000 by the mid-19th century (five pence).
In the Netherlands, for example, library circulation dropped by 28 percent to around 113 million volumes in 2008, from 158 million in 1999.
For example, general circulation models (GCMs) still produce uncertain predictions as to how climate variability will vary as a consequence of an increase in greenhouse gases.
For example, if circulation is able to be artificially restored after death it cannot be said to have irreversibly ceased and the patient is not by definition dead.
First, the plume was transported from the east coast of the United States to Antarctica in only 80 h, much faster than predicted by atmospheric circulation models (for example, the prevailing meridional circulation at 110 km in Figure 1 is about a factor of 4 slower).
Izvestia, for example, had a circulation of more than six million when it was a propaganda organ for the Soviet state.
Mojo, for example, saw its circulation fall 5.2% in the first half of 2013 to NME's 13.2% decline.
The authors note, for example, that the circulation of English-language newspapers in the United States has declined by 11percentt since 1990.
Library Journal, for example, has a circulation of 19,000, and Publishers Weekly goes to about 25,000 people.
