Sentence examples for online circulation from inspiring English sources

Across all territories, the Economist's combined print and online circulation figure was 652,9778.

Today, it happens in the creation and online circulation of the mug shot.

Combined print and online circulation for The Times and some other publications are higher than ever, though.

Its bibliographical material circulation is above 1.2 million (in 2012), with 1.7 million of online circulation transactions, and more than 600,000 downloads of international scientific material.

An article in Business Day on Monday about the planned weekend edition of The Wall Street Journal misstated The Journal's online circulation.

While it actually recorded a fall, the Economist's continental Europe edition had the highest combined print and online circulation overall, with 243,640 copies.

The Investor's Chronicle and Prospect magazine were also among those to show increases in combined print and online circulations.

But if controlling blood pressure is important to you, consider this the next time you raise your glass: A new study published online in Circulation Research suggests that non-alcoholic red wine may be better at lowering blood pressure than regular red wine.

We're all doing too much of it, and that sedentary behavior may be putting people at risk for chronic disease and early death, suggests a panel of American Heart Association scientists who published a scientific advisory online in Circulation Aug. 15, 2016.

In a study published online in Circulation Research late last year, Chaudhry and colleagues found that fetal cells in mice migrated to the mother's heart, differentiated into functioning cardiac cells, and accelerated repair to damaged heart tissue.

Researchers knew that drinking regular sodas contributed to the risk of metabolic syndrome, but this is the first finding implicating diet sodas, according to results published online in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Assn.