Sentence examples for records circulating from inspiring English sources

Fake medical records circulating online claim that a concussion Clinton sustained in December 2012 resulted in lasting brain damage.

A pair of customers were discussing the hottest demo recording circulating around town, by a band called the Apparat Organ Quartet.

Free and widespread distribution of new research has the potential to redefine the way scientific and intellectual developments are recorded, circulated and preserved for years to come.

These and other apps make it so easy to record, circulate and retrieve your most important thoughts that they're worth far more than the few bucks you'll spend on them.

On 5 December 1860, two days before the election, friends of Müller took out an advertisement in The Times to list his supporters, in response to a similar record circulated on behalf of Williams.

A listen to Six Song Demo – the group's first ever professional recording, long circulating as a semi-official bootleg but now getting its first ever proper release on Dischord – offers a fascinating early glimpse of what this band took from hardcore, and what they left out.

It is recorded by circulating a periodontal probe between the bracket base and free gingival margin at six sites around each tooth; if plaque deposits are found, the site is positive [37].

Since LTA was not leading to the recruitment of cells into the tissue we also recorded the circulating leukocyte counts in order to ensure that LTA was not causing leukopenia.

For the record, most circulating glargine is dearginated to a low-affinity binding metabolite (M1) before it meets tissue receptors (79, 81).

These authors recorded the circulating blood levels of adiponectin, retinol binding protein 4 and leptin, three adipokines known to be involved in the modulation of insulin sensitivity and action.

I would trade records back their way, so the records would circulate through this network of people.