Sentence examples for a later day of from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the latter was avoided by introducing reduced lights for ≥18 hours per day at a later day of grow-out, and this was associated with reduced risks of Salmonella on the exterior of broilers and the house litter.
Neonatal mortality and 95% confidence intervals were calculated separately for newborns who received their first postnatal visit on: 1) the day of birth; 2) the second day; 3) the third, fourth, fifth, or sixth day; and 4) the seventh day or a later day of life.
Lower risks of Salmonella on the exterior of broilers arriving for processing and in the post-harvest drag swabs of litter from the grow-out house were observed in the flocks in which reduced lights for ≥18 hours per day were introduced at a later day of grow-out compared to the other flocks.
Their sense for that sweet spot elevated the work of the industry's vast run of skilled professionals and frustrated its handful of original artists, who chafed under studio control and thrived in a later day of independent production.
This will miss some movements where the arrival at the second location is on a later day than that of the departure from the first location.
The justices, however, "refused to address whether the pledges were enforceable, reserving that issue for a later day," Derek Muller, associate professor of law at Pepperdine University, told VICE News.
At any time, users can stop and continue their submission at a later day by making use of their passkey credentials.
But an informer of a later day, Joseph Valachi, would suggest, "I never met anybody who thought Abe went out that window because he wanted to".
At a later day, I still have the options of surgery or radiation".
(Though a Merkel spokesman denied the remark, Mr. Tsipras released a statement later Friday accusing Ms. Merkel of treating Greece like a "protectorate").
More than six hours, twenty-eight snaps, and innumerable interruptions from starstruck teen-agers later, a day of iPhone-shooting wrapped.
