Sentence examples for days to adjust from inspiring English sources

We calculated fall rates per 1000 patient days to adjust for number of falls per day and number of hospitalized patients per day.

These took about six days to adjust their body clocks.

"Coming back, you might have a little bit of trouble; it might take a couple of days to adjust.

I felt shortness of breath that would be expected from someone who lives at sea level, and had fortunately had a few days to adjust to the altitude.

Their findings showed that periodic physical exercise with properly designed apparatus is imperative for the maintenance of health and that it takes the human body approximately 40 days to adjust to a zero-gravity environment.

The improvements came amid intensifying demands by US authorities for more information about Toyota's handling of the recalls and the announcement that two of its factories in America would close for at least 11 days to adjust to a slowdown in sales caused by the crisis.

He's had a day to adjust to what he's achieved, but it's going to be interesting to see how he handles all the attention because it's completely different.

Following a meeting with 11 team captains, practice runs were postponed by the FIBT until later that day to adjust the shape of turn 11 so it would be easier for sleds to get through the rest of the track without crashing.

Treatment has two stages: an initial visit to take measurements and make a cast of the injured limb and then another, two days later, to adjust the prosthetic – or prosthetics – and help the patient walk again.

It takes most people a few days to fully adjust, depending on not only how many time zones have been crossed, but also the direction of travel.

All of my negative feelings were justified when she decided to extend my stay by ten days to further adjust my medication.