Sentence examples for passive days from inspiring English sources

The autumnal BMI did not correlate significantly with the number of passive periods of wintering, the total sum of passive days, or the durations of the shortest and longest passive periods.

It was also noted in the present study that the raccoon dogs with the highest sums of passive days had also the highest total numbers of passive periods and the longest single passive periods.

According to CPA, the average number of passive periods was 7 ± 0.6, the sum of passive days was 50 ± 5.4, and the durations of the shortest and longest passive periods were 1 ± 0.02 and 31 ± 7.1 days, respectively, in the GPS collared individuals tracked for 3 5 months in Nov April (Group 1, n = 7).

When comparing the data to other species, the average sum of passive days in the present study (53 days) resembles previous estimates on Japanese badgers (Meles meles anakuma; [ 29]) but is less than in Eurasian badgers (M. meles) in eastern and northern Europe and in Central Asia [ 30].

I think that moderate Republicans are intimidated and are somewhat passive these days.

In passive ventilation days, VT/PBW was significantly different between normal lung, ARDS and COPD patients (8.1 (7.3 to 8.9) mL/kg; 7.5 (6.9 to 7.9) mL/kg; 9.9 (8.3 to 11.1) mL/kg, respectively; P <0.05) (Table 4 and Figure 2).

After 25 days, passive elevation, abduction, and circumduction of the shoulder was initiated.

Mix C remains passive until 180 days of exposure, with Rt> 100 kΩ cm2.

The arm was immobilized in a sling for 30 days, passive mobilization was begun after 1 month, and active exercise in a water pool at 40 days.

Postoperative rehabilitation included arm protection in a sling for 15 days, passive mobilization in the scapular plane after 15 days, active exercises from the 5th week and strengthening exercises after 2 months.

Thanks to Google Now, other virtual assistants, and mobile applications that can tap into our location to feed us information at will, consumers are being conditioned to think of information-gathering as more of a passive process, these days.