Sentence examples for declining length from inspiring English sources
This study was designed to assess 8-year trends in the duration of hospitalization for community-acquired pneumonia and to evaluate the impact of declining length of stay on postdischarge short-term readmission and mortality.
On the tourist side, broad definitions of so-called tourists are usually considered and include immigrants visiting their home country; nights spent are neglected, despite a possible trend in declining length of stay; and substitution between places is usually disregarded, as are the long-term effects.
We find that probabilistic maturation reaction norms for Atlantic cod at Iceland show declining length and age at maturing comparable to changes that preceded the collapse of northern cod at Newfoundland, further supporting the hypothesis.
This may reflect the declining length of hospital stays [ 19- 21].
BACKGROUND: Despite declining lengths of stay, postdischarge healthcare resource utilization may be increasing because of shifts to nonacute care settings.
The period from July September was associated with high water temperatures and declining day length.
In many trees leaf senescence is brought about by declining day length and falling temperature toward the end of the growing season.
Hedgerows provide key wildlife habitat in intensive agricultural landscapes, but are declining in length and structural condition due to a lack of rejuvenation management, neglect and over-frequent trimming with mechanised flails.
Each poem in this brief, beautiful book conforms to the same strict template: a 45-syllable sestet in which the lines, declining in length from 13 syllables to four, enact the sense of distillation, of homing in, that is a crucial feature of these poems.
However, a systematic review suggested that exercise interventions alone were not effective in reducing functional decline, length of stay or need for rehabilitation in hospitalised older patients.
Fallows are reported to be shortening in this region and elsewhere in the humid tropics: Van Vliet et al. (2012) reported in a global review of shifting cultivation systems, 49 out of 59 studies reviewed reported declining fallow lengths.
