Sentence examples for in both circulation from inspiring English sources

The publisher of 32 American city newspapers, including the Miami Herald, is suffering, like other newspaper publishers, a decrease in both circulation and advertising revenue.

He will be particularly delighted if the DMGT's monopoly ends, and not just for business reasons: the Daily Mail calls him a pornographer with some justice, since he owns The Fantasy Channel, which screens adult programmes.Most paid-for papers are doing badly, in both circulation and profitability, while free papers are doing rather well.

However, O Magazine has been hit with declines in both circulation and ad sales over the past year -- a consequence of the end of "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

But the three big, national papers aimed at Classes A and B, including the Estado, its rival Folha de Sao Paulo, and O Globo, are growing in both circulation and heft.

When plasma PI3 drops to certain level, HNE-PI3 balance cannot be maintained in both circulation and lung with the occurrence of ARDS.

IL-1β expression level was found elevated in both circulation and cardiac tissue in DCM rats.

After 4 6 hr, equal concentrations should be reached in both circulations (Challier et al. 1983), and F→M or M→F concentration ratios should be around 1.

Moreover, during ex vivo placental perfusion, a large amount of other electron-dense substances such as proteins or sugars were released in both circulations, which made it especially difficult to find the small 50-nm PS beads via TEM analysis.

Experimental evidence shows that in MM, EPCs both in circulation and in the BM express angioblastic features a high capacity for vasculogenesis and a pro-angiogenic gene expression pattern suggesting that these cells resemble embryonic angioblasts, and also supporting the thesis that BM EPCs help tumor neovascularization [ 8, 11, 13].

This clearly demonstrates that distinct molecular pathways govern angiogenesis and lymphangiogenesis and that PAI-1 plays distinct roles in the remodelling of both circulation systems in pathological conditions.

During the late 60s and early 70s, the large advantage that the Conservatives had always enjoyed among the tabloids, in terms of both circulation and opinions expressed, suddenly evaporated.