Sentence examples for assigning a day from inspiring English sources

Try to avoid any potential crises by assigning a day planner, or communicating effectively with your wedding planner.

Each male was randomly assigned a day for dissection and measurement of their paired accessory glands and testes.

Each subject was assigned a day of the week and a time of day for weekly testing, with the goal of 12 weekly visits during the summer of 1999.

We reconstructed those time series by taking Poisson draws from the specified distribution, and by using day-of-week probabilities from the actual time series (again, adjusted seasonally) to assign a day of the week to the cases.

Most often, an individual with incorrect PIN has been assigned a "day of birth" that is not within the range 1 31, or a "month of birth" that is not within the range 1 12.

The No. 3-seeded Huskies were assigned a Thursday night game against No. 14 Bucknell to open the tournament, meaning one less day of rest than half of the field.

But assigning a buddy day one on someone's new job is a great "I care" practice.

Each resident who visited an ED for asthma during the study period was assigned a case day based on the day of the visit, and control days on the same day of the week for all other weeks during the month in which the ED visit occurred, regardless of whether the control days occurred before or after the ED visit (Levy et al. 2001).

Each category of outcome was assigned a "healthy day equivalent" (HDE) value (the number of days of optimal health considered equivalent to the time spent in the various health states as assessed by patients themselves).

The sensitivity analyses assuming a daily intake of 1 or 3 tablets or assigning a fixed 90-day window to each ephedrine prescription produced odds ratios of the same magnitude as those seen in the main analysis.

At the beginning of each simulation year, each individual is assigned a "vaccination day", irrespective of whether this individual will be vaccinated or not.