Sentence examples for in their circulation from inspiring English sources

In the late 1900s, videocassettes were increasing in popularity; The New York Times reported in 1990 that the library had experienced a significant increase in their circulation, with over 5,435 circulated in that year, compared to 2,864 in 1989.

It has been demonstrated in mice that, under steady-state conditions, circulating HSPCs undergo a circadian rhythm in their circulation in PB, with the peak occurring early in the morning and the nadir at night [ 15].

Now editors plan to set the election agenda in their circulation areas by using the manifestos as a basis to question and lobby local candidates.

The findings matched what the researchers saw in a small number of older people, where those with higher levels of glycotoxins in their circulation had memory and other cognitive problems, and signs of insulin resistance, which precedes diabetes.

With already-dismal ad figures for the first half of 2009, magazine publishers turned in their circulation figures on Monday, showing that newsstand sales plummeted 12.4percentt in the first half of this year.

The recent acknowledgments of circulation inflation by three prominent newspaper companies have prompted at least a half-dozen other chains to install safeguards intended to bolster confidence in their circulation figures.

Newspapers are finally starting to see growth in their circulations, and ABC's figure for daily Times paid digital subscribers was 807,000, with the WSJ in second at 552,288.

Mr. Spahn said yesterday that the rule change will not "fundamentally change the way that we as advertisers buy newspapers or newspapers go to market in marketing their circulation" to advertisers.

The Alliance for Audited Media tracks 20 farming magazines in the United States and Canada and their circulation in the last three years has held strong.

It seems that the detectability, that is, presence of chlamydial pathogens in the serum, and their circulation in the blood, is quite a common feature attributable to different chlamydial diseases, indicating similarity in mechanisms of dissemination of these two pathogens.

Others argued that newspapers should not be able to count in their paid circulation totals any copies sold below 50percentt of established subscription or single-copy prices.