Sentence examples for denominated day from inspiring English sources

The first ultrasonography assessment, denominated "day 0" corresponded to non-pregnant bitches, i.e. those animals evaluated before of the natural mating or that has mated but it wasn't possible to identify the pregnancy.

Inpatient care cost was denominated by patient day, and was estimated in a similar fashion to costs for outpatient care.

European stock and bond trades will be denominated entirely in euros, starting on Monday.

It should be noted that all used graphics cover an eight day- period and elapsed time was denominated in hours.

Monday was also unkind to A shares, denominated in yuan and reserved for Chinese investors; they have now fallen about 15percentt since the end of June.

A study by Bayar and Kan Another study (Bayar & Kan, 2012) investigated the day of the week effects in stock market returns denominated in both U.S. dollars and local currencies in most of the nineteen countries for the period from July 1993 to July 1998.

Technically, the judgment handed down Friday applies to the single complaint of a depositor with an account denominated in pesos and not, in sharp contrast to most of the funds held in the Argentine banking system, American dollars.

The next day, three European banks -- Barclays Capital, BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank -- said they would handle the portion of the offering denominated in euros.

It is denominated Heritage Touring.

The bonds are denominated in 14 currencies.

Even if it's denominated in euros.