Sentence examples similar to lead circulation from inspiring English sources

Bone loss accelerates after menopause and bone demineralization may release bone lead into circulation [ 28].

The shallower facies during the early Turonian and the dysoxia spanning the Coniacian Santonian were linked to synsedimentary tectonics, which formed many barriers and led to circulation restrictions.

Small modular natural circulation lead or lead-alloy cooled fast reactor (LFR) is a potential candidate for LFR development.

Small modular natural circulation lead or lead-alloy cooled fast reactor (LFR) is one of the potential candidates for passive cooling SMR development.

The News continues to lead in Sunday circulation by a wide margin.

In 1998, The News had a 41,000-copy circulation lead over Newsday in Queens.

He noted that the Süddeutsche had widened its circulation lead over the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in recent years.

The broadsheet Evening News (owned by Associated Newspapers) held a big circulation lead: the Standard trailed in its wake.

Roll Call comes into the battle with a roughly 4-to-1 lead in paid circulation (about 5,400 copies vs. The Hill's 1,250 or so).

Despite the Sun's continuing healthy print circulation lead, the Mail not only packs a political punch but also manages to run lighter material without compromising its cachet as a "proper" newspaper.

USA Today continued to widen its circulation lead among daily newspapers in the last six months, reaching 1,777,500, about 1.1 percent above its level in the fall of 1999 and 15,000 more than its longtime circulation rival, The Wall Street Journal, according to figures reported yesterday by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.