Sentence examples for true circulation from inspiring English sources
And while the media law alone was not responsible for the weekly's closing, he said, it was "the cherry on the cake, the coup de grâce," because it would have revealed the magazine's true circulation numbers.
Last month, management at the newspaper, which relaunched on 11 May, argued ABC figures did not fairly reflect its true circulation, adding that an audit of its new pricing and distribution strategy would not be fully reflected in figures until the data for June was released today.
Initial advisories on Earl relocated the center of circulation several times before focusing on the true circulation center.
At present, estimations of the true circulation are most reliably made based on prospective studies in defined populations [10] and on the basis of the prevalence of high IgG concentrations against pertussis toxin (IgG-Ptx) in the population.
Therefore they cannot be considered as indication of a true circulation of these viruses in the Finnish pig population.
This is especially true of natural circulation Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) designs, where a large-diameter chimney above the core provides the gravity head to drive circulation of the coolant through the reactor.
This especially holds true for the circulation of CSF along the Virchow Robin spaces (VRS).
Further clarification of the true presence and circulation of WNV in mosquito vectors could enhance human WNV case detection in the region.
In spite of these great advances made both in surgical and endovascular techniques, the complexity of some vascular lesions makes their treatment still a challenge for vascular teams, as such pathologies are associated with a high incidence of complications, which is particularly true for posterior circulation aneurysms.
(1) "Chinese is a monosyllabic language": this is often dismissed as a myth, but, as Y.R. Chao remarked, it is one of the truest myths in circulation.
Whether this also holds true for the ocular circulation is yet unknown.
