Sentence examples for decline in bedding from inspiring English sources

"There's been a decline in bedding.

He said Bronglais had seen a "steady decline" in bed numbers over a number of years.

For women with a severe adverse outcome, however, the decline in bed-days was much lower (12% overall and 7% among those with PPH) indicating that the impact of adverse maternal outcomes are relatively intractable and that costs could be better reduced by prevention than improved management after the event.

We investigated the ability for the BED estimates of incidence to detect actual changes in incidence and found that, as anticipated by earlier observations [14], in some settings (e.g. Uganda and Kenya) declines in BED estimates of incidence can be spuriously generated by natural changes in the distribution of time-since-infection in the infected populations.

Despite the observed decline in hospital beds, the number of discharges increased by 113% during the study period; this apparent discrepancy can be explained by the decline in the average length of hospital stays [ 12].

Alan's chair was the flying carpet that freed him from a declining life in bed.

The decline in number of beds was accounted for by the reduction in the provision of non-secure beds (164.0 to 55.4; −66%).

Cached roots (hidden in bedding and nest boxes) and declined roots (left in food bowls) were weighed separately.

For almost three decades there has been a steady decline in the number of hospital beds.

"The major structural cause is that there is a reduction in the supply of supportive housing," said Patrick Markee, a senior policy analyst for the Coalition for the Homeless, "and you can trace the increase in street homelessness pretty directly to a decline in vacancies for these supported beds".

The relative decline in FT activity for the mixed bed is probably due to metal migration from FT catalyst to ZSM-5, as confirmed by energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy of the spent ZSM-5.