Sentence examples for alternate night from inspiring English sources

94 It has been used in several trials, observational studies and case reports to reduce keloid recurrence after excision and was reported to have positive effects on the recurrence rate of keloids if applied post-surgery utilizing different treatment regimes (starting on the night of surgery with daily treatments or 2 weeks after the operation every alternate night for 8 weeks).

One might remind them (with a slight alteration) of Omar Khayyam's words: "Think, in this batter'd Caravanserai / Whose Doorways are alternate Night and Day / How Mullah after Mullah with his Pomp Abode his Hour or two / and went his way".

Sunlight has harmful ultraviolet waves, but it also helps the body make Vitamin D. Applying this mixture every alternate night can dramatically lighten your skin tone.

The shifts suspected of causing most harm include nights, getting up before 5am, not being able to go to bed before midnight and rotating shifts (alternating morning, afternoon and night shifts).

A similar mechanism may be occurring in people working alternating night and day shifts for a prolonged period of time.

As the mutual movement of the sun and the earth cause alternating night and day, solar power tower plants face frequently start and stop operations for solar radiation being its energy source.

In cases of continuous need for ventilation, NIPPV could be used provided that interfaces are alternated night and day and assisted coughing is made available [ 37, 61].

Tim Taylor, Theo Fleury and Petr Nedved acted as the Rangers' alternate captains last night.

"But in order for us to be a good hockey club, Theo Fleury has to be a part of it," said Low said, who allowed Fleury to remain as an alternate captain last night.

This session runs for three weeks (T/Th) with alternating morning and afternoon times to fit your schedule.

Examples of such change include cyclical variations in the relative position of Earth to the Sun and to the Moon and in the immediate effects of such variations e.g., day alternating with night, high tide alternating with low tide.