Sentence examples for a reduced day from inspiring English sources

Divvy Bike rentals are offered at a reduced day rate of $4 by emailing [email protected].

City hall also introduced a reduced €1.50 day ticket for public transport.

Its primary goal was to gauge the effects that a reduced work day had on the productivity of 68 full-time nurses and on the care they provided to their 72 patients.

The results clearly indicated that the cool night air ventilation and reduced day time ventilation lead to a significant improvement in the condition of potatoes after storage over the existing traditional methods.

Others are taking advantage of reduced day rates at some airport hotels to get a nap.

There had been talk of a pending reorganization of HSBC's investment bank earlier this spring, possibly leaving Studzinski with a reduced day-to-day management role.

A soldier pleaded guilty to a reduced charge Saturday in the beating death of a barracks mate who had been rumored to be gay.

Two large-scale cross-sectional analyses of patients' data showed that a higher proportion of RNs prepared with a baccalaureate education was associated with a reduced 30-day inpatient mortality and failure-to-rescue rates [ 14, 15].

Our current study demonstrated a reduced 30-day complication rate in gastro-oesophageal cancer compared with oesophageal cancer, hence statistical associations tended towards the null in the combined cohort.

A meta-analysis of eight randomized controlled clinical trials comparing high-frequency ventilation to conventional mechanical ventilation in patients with ARDS found that patients randomized to high-frequency ventilation had a 24%9595% CI 10%40%%, P < 0.001) improvement in PaO2/FiO2 ratio at 24 hours and a reduced 30-day hospital mortality (RR 0.77 [95% CI 0.61 0.98], P = 0.03].

With respect to a classic neoadjuvant intravenous chemotherapy protocol (Al Sarraf) our protocol presents the advantage of a reduced systemic toxicity and of a reduced duration (one day vs. three days administration, two weeks vs. three weeks interval), with a significant improvement of patient's compliance.