Sentence examples for less day from inspiring English sources

Participants with ideal CVH scores reported a mean of 2.4 fewer unhealthy days over the past month, including one less day in which their physical health was not good and two fewer days in which their mental health was not good.

While C+G cost more and required patients to wait an additional 7 8 days before cells could be collected, an average of one less day of apheresis was required as more cells were collected per day, and although differences were not statistically significant, there was a trend toward lower frequency of re-mobilization with C+G.

With one less day to rest and more long-distance travel, might Dallas have been tired?

"Over there, you could say 'one less day' because you knew you were going home, but with this you were already home".

We're going to do the retrieval a day early, which means one less day of shots -- even better.

Sales this August surpassed last year's total even though dealers in some states with restrictions on retailing had one less day to sell cars this year.

74 Age has also been found to influence reliability, with typically developing primary school aged children participating in more moderate to vigorous physical activity on weekends and exhibiting less day-to-day variability in activity, requiring only 4 5 days monitoring, in contrast to adolescents who exercise less on weekends and require 8 or 9 days of monitoring.

Younger school children exhibits less day-today variability in physical activity than older children, a 4-5 days observation period with accelerometers has been shown to give reliable estimates of usual physical activity behaviour [ 18].

"There was one less Sunday and one less Saturday in the month, and those are big sales days," he said.

At least three events -- most recently, a reshuffling Monday that left Mr. Drasner with less day-to-day responsibility at The News -- have raised questions about the relationship between the two partners.

One consequence of that change has been less day-to-day involvement for Mr. Silverman in program development decisions as well as the calls on which shows to "greenlight" into production.