Sentence examples for over circulation from inspiring English sources

Since it took over, circulation of the daily has risen from 270,000 to 297,453 (in July).

Combined with machines that can take over circulation and pump oxygen into the blood stream while the heart is being revived, this has helped open the window between cardiac arrest and brain death.

By basing their businesses on advertising over circulation, newspaper owners have neglected their true economic base and core constituency, he said.. Moore cited newspapers like those in Baltimore or Detroit, his home town, with firing reporters that cover subjects that affect the community.

In spinal cord injured (SCI) individuals, there is a partial loss of nervous control over circulation, and this deficit may alter hemodynamics during effort [ 3– 6].

Despite the fact that the currency of swearwords has become greatly devalued through over-circulation, they still harbor a power of transgressive pleasure and can inflict pain.

A stage-one Norwood procedure is associated with high mortality as a result of pulmonary over-circulation and haemodynamic instability.

In his first interview since joining, Alton laughs ruefully at the thought that his first major act on taking over will "see circulation fall like a stone".

Lung-borne inflammatory mediators can spill over into the circulation and promote distal organ injury.

This does not exclude the possibility that some Sry1 plasmid may spill over to the circulation and increase Sry1 levels in other tissues.

Strong thunderstorms redeveloped over the circulation, and Allison strengthened into a subtropical storm over southeastern Louisiana.

In May the DGMT freesheet recorded a 0.06% decrease over its circulation figure.