Sentence examples for called day from inspiring English sources

Table 1 shows urinary ANC output/day for 4 days (called day 1, day 2, etc).

Neither of these announcements impact on so called "day one" rights such as discrimination.

They are called day traders because they generally close out their positions every day rather than hold stocks overnight.

Day of Reconciliation, also called Day of the Vow, Day of the Covenant, or Dingane's Day, public holiday observed in South Africa on December 16.

A set of final measurements was performed in all tanks at the end of the fourth week of recovery (called day 56).

After the preparation of fed and unfed nubbins, a set of initial measurements, described below, was performed in all tanks (called day 0, see Supplementary Information).

The company has begun releasing films simultaneously in theaters, on DVD and on cable, a strategy called day-and-date.

As they devised a variety of uses — including making money — for what Bob called Day-Glo colors, they founded a company.

The day of ICU admission was called Day-O, the beginning of oxa- or cloxacillin treatment T-Day, and the day of plasma concentration measure D-Day.

Kings defenseman Alec Martinez (concussion) initially was called day-to-day, and he has been out more than a month since his injury at Tampa Bay.

On February 12 , 1937 thirty volunteers kept one-day diaries, which Mass-Observation called "day-surveys".