Sentence examples for age of day from inspiring English sources

At the age of day 35, 15 pigs were randomly allocated to the non-infected group and another 15 to the infected group.

At the age of day 10, similar to that of day 7, SSCs expressing GFRα1 or PLZF decreased (Fig.  4c, h, i).

To analyse miRNAs expression in blood of pouch young during the course of development, pouch young at age of day 30 (n =6), 80 (n =4), 130 (n =4) & 150 (n =3) and adult (post suckling) (n =3) were collected from lactating mothers and the blood samples were collected immediately after sacrifice.

Still, in this breathless age of day-trading, online banking, gym for lunch and the New York minute, who has 90 minutes?

Buy from Amazon.co.ukFOR Christopher Somerville, the age of Sat Nav and GPS is one of paradox.

In the age of sat-nav, that requirement is probably overdoing things.

IN a sketch from the golden age of "Saturday Night Live," a product is advertised to help acne-speckled, brace-toothed adolescents ride out those awkward years.

In the age of "Saturday Night Live," 24-hour cable gossip, talk radio and obsessive Web sites, not to mention Jay and Dave and Conan, the mundane rites of adolescence, like braces or a fake ID, can become painful ordeals.

Noteworthy, age, time of day of blood withdrawal, physical activity, and intake of hard liquor influenced BG levels considerably.

Subject and day of the year were treated as random effects, whereas age, time of day, log10-transformed heart rate, temperature, and RH were included as fixed effects.

All cases were framed in the same way regarding the patient's gender, age, time of day, mode of contact, problem/symptoms and degree of priority.