Sentence examples for day defined from inspiring English sources

Those with every day (defined as 30 days per month) headache are significantly more refractory than those with 15 25 days per month, and this group may deserve 2 points (vs. the current one) in our scale.

Specifically, each monitor had to have at least 77 valid days, with a valid day defined as having at least nine hourly observations between 0800 and 1950 hr.

In particular, IOP is known to vary throughout the 24-h period of a day, defined as a nyctohemeral rhythm in humans.

No partner had filled in the diary on an atypical day, defined as a special occasion day, a vacation day, a wedding or a funeral, or a sickness day (1180 couples).

Me, a mature woman who is comfortable with who she is doesn't need validation on this arbitrary day defined by jewelry stores and greeting card companies.

"Instead, thanks to the participation of millions of people, 9/11 has become a day defined by the goodness people showed in response to the attacks, and the goodness they continue to show.

Before the day: Define the objective of the session.

His words from that special day define how Mr. Petrie lived and worked.

It had to have a special serrated knife to cut the doorstep slices which, to this day, define the national bacon sandwich.

Swann-Paez was followed by San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan, who urged those gathered not "to let the evil of that day define us".

Bloody Sunday defined his ministry.