Sentence examples similar to extent of day from inspiring English sources

The central bank's level of concern was highlighted by the extent of Tuesday's rate cut.

When that happens — to anywhere near the extent of Monday night — we will know the Nets have arrived citywide.

Though many had prepared for a volatile market, the extent of Monday's sell-off still managed to dampen spirits and surprise some.

Though many had prepared for a volatile market, the extent of Monday's sell-off still managed to damp spirits and surprise some.

We first assessed the extent of day-to-day variation in heart rate, SpO2 and PEF.

Although pulse oximetry is widely used in tele-monitoring programs [ 8], and by patients themselves, we are not aware of any previous work defining the extent of day-to-day variation in heart rate and oxygen saturation in patients with moderate and severe COPD.

The extent of Boxing Day as a superb experiment in technical and performance-based detail (with a big dramatic sting in its tail) is hinted at in its DVD extras.

Anthony Steen, chairman of the Human Trafficking Foundation, emphasised the part the media can play in raising awareness of the nature and extent of modern-day slavery in the UK, and in bringing modern-day slavery to the top of the political agenda.

The day 5/day 2 (D5/D2) infarct ratio (IR) and day 21/day 2 (D21/D2) IR, which were defined as the extent of LGE on day 5 and day 21 divided by the extent of LGE on day 2, respectively, were also determined.

One stresses the limited size and cumulative areal extent of present-day bald communities.

The western extent of present-day suitable habitat in the niche-based occurrence model is fairly consistent with data recovered from material deposited in museum collections [ 13].