Sentence examples for needs for day from inspiring English sources

The youngest child cannot go look for the dog, by the way, because she is too busy hunting for a missing backpack, which contains a lunchbox she needs for day camp.

During exercise, muscles stop the biochemical reactions used to maintain themselves such as replacing and resynthesizing the proteins needed for day to day activities.

This avoids the need for day 2 ward attendance, reduces nurse and pharmacist time and makes the schedule more suitable for the out-patient setting.

The mean annual state cost is $8,769 and reflects outpatient monitoring, medications (i.e., aspirin) and the increased need for day care, durable medical equipment and permanent long-term care in this patient population.

Propensity scores, or the likelihood to be in the treatment condition or control condition, will be estimated with the following (pre-fracture) variables: age, gender, marital status, living situation, functional status, co morbidity, cognitive function, number of medications, need for home care, need for day care.

As the captain of Wigan as well as England, O'Loughlin needs no motivation for Saturday.

The HHPC eliminates the need for day-count conventions altogether; the actual number of days in the HHPC 364-day-year can be used, promising worldwide benefits of as much as $130 billion annually.

As a result, many disabled and older people will miss out on the services they desperately need for day-to-day life.

VAIO M Series offers everything you need for day-to-day computing.

He'll probably also want to keep Windows around for programs we need for day-to-day use like Microsoft Office and uTorrent.

One of the policy implications derived from this study is the need for day-time use of electricity billing system similar to the one used in the cellular telephone/and fixed line-billing technology.