Sentence examples for indicating the day from inspiring English sources

Each had a small piece of white tape on its throat indicating the day it had been strung and the level of string tension.

He feels that Starbucks' leadership has done a good job of indicating the day of antibias training is just the start of a long process.

At least they've stopped embossing the menus with a number indicating the day of service.

A random sample was selected using the first two digits of the CPR numbers, indicating the day of birth, and choosing the 100 patients with the lowest numbers.

It was guided by results indicating the day centres have unused potentials (Tjörnstrand et al., 2011), by research about what can bring meaning to everyday life for people with psychiatric disabilities (Argentzell et al., 2012a; Leufstadius et al., 2008) and by discussions with a panel of users of psychiatric services, some of whom attended day centres.

Here, an annual from Cartier called the Rotonde continues the luxury house's recent fixation on the round face and contains layered discs indicating the day of the week and month with red markers.

The standard deviation on repeated measurements of the same sample (internal control) in separate experiments was 16% for NDRG2, indicating the day-to-day variation of the assay.

The standard deviation on repeated measurements of the same sample (the control) in separate experiments was 26%, indicating the day-to-day variation of the assay.

The standard deviation on repeated measurements of the same sample (the control) in separate experiments was 20%, 11 %, 14, and 14% for prostandn, PN-14%HAI-1A and HAI-1B respectively, indicating the day-to-day variation oforhe assay.

The standard deviations on repeated measurements of the same sample (the control) in separate experiments were 34%, 21%and25%5% for ERCC1, OGG1 and RAI, respectively, indicating the day-to-day variation of the assay.

The standard deviation on repeated measurements of the same sample (the control) in separate experiments was 4%, 19 %, 30 and 12% for α1(IV), α4(IV), α6(IV) and α12VII) respectively, indicating the day-to-day variability of the assay.