sales volume

Examples of volume

volume
The project is intended to be comprised of four volumes.
With at least forty-nine volumes in print the achievement is immense.
There is evidence that low volumes of specialized services, as frequently occurs in rural hospitals, may result in poorer outcomes.
Promotility agents should be considered in patients with high gastric residual volumes.
Although the recirculation design may suggest that the neutrophils pass over the cell monolayer several times, the volumes and perfusion rates suggest otherwise.
If feldspar is present, it is in minor volumes or traces.
An additional and severe problem is that the volumes of data which are already collected are huge by the standards of only a decade ago.
The volume's use to readers new to this subject would also have benefited from the inclusion of a unified bibliography and index.
Second, neuroimaging may indicate that overall brain volumes are decreased in these infants.
Statistical analyses must therefore account for these scaling effects when comparing brain volumes across men and women or across age groups.
Although they are companion volumes, these two books can be used quite independently of each other.
Meantime, we are using every computer device and advance that will speed completion of the five volumes.
The volume's structure coherently reflects its authors' focus on social factors.
Several similar volumes have been dated to the mid-sixteenth-century by their repertory and by dates inscribed on banderoles within their initial capitals.
Thirteen chapters cover taxonomy and distribution, production volumes, ecology and agronomy, harvesting, processing, economics and marketing.
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volume

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average volume
Within an individual embryo, the averagevolume density represents summary counts from micrographs for that embryo.
bound volume
The rescript may date to 1862-1864, given its location in the boundvolume.
cell volume
Blood volume was derived from red cell volume and haematocrit values.
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