Sentence examples for approximately every hour from inspiring English sources

From Asunción, I took the Guaireña bus company to Villarrica (buses leave approximately every hour during the day) for 40,000 guaraníes, about $10 at 3,975 guaraníes to the dollar.

Trains leave from Atocha approximately every hour and will get you to Toledo in 33 minutes.

Four days before the end of the experiment, we sampled approximately every hour over two four-hour incubation periods, one during the day (10 00 14 00 h) and another at night (22 00 02 00 h).

Subjects reported that they took a break approximately every hour after near work.> -wrap-foot> I = initial visit and F = final visit.

Pieces of mattress coverlet and touch screens were wiped approximately every hour for two months with various disinfectant wipes and examined for any damage.

Blood samples were obtained from a radial artery catheter approximately every hour, centrifuged to plasma, and glucose was measured using a YSI 2300 STAT Plus Glucose Analyzer (reference BG).

The average mean Nile Red or p-HTAM fluorescence intensities with standard deviation from cells (n= 42-46) ishownwn from every 10 min for the first half hour, and from approximately every half hour after addition of particles (g).

Approximately once every hour, however, Gharani will tell a story, elaborating on the eight years he spent as one of the youngest detainees in Guantánamo history. .

In both studies, CSF draws were taken approximately every 1 2 hours for 24 36 hours.

Patients are being randomized to receive sorafenib 400 mg or matching placebo (2 tablets), twice daily (approximately every 12 hours apart without food; at least 1 hour before or 2 hours after a meal) in a double-blind fashion; neither the investigator nor the patient (or sponsor) will know which agent is being administered.

At the North Pole, latitude 90° N, the relative motion as viewed from above in the plane of the pendulum's suspension is a counterclockwise rotation of the Earth once approximately every 24 hours (more precisely, once every 23 hours 56 minutes 4 seconds, the length of a sidereal day).