Sentence examples for per accompanied from inspiring English sources

£3 per accompanied child.

ON THE PLATES Two Classics (including finger sandwiches of lobster with caviar; truffled egg salad; cucumber, radish and basil; as well as hazelnut napoleons and French macaroons, for $45 per person) and two New Yorkers (including prosciutto-mozzarella-pesto sandwiches; black-and-white cookies, cheesecake and a mini cannolo, also $45 per), accompanied by the Plaza's signature afternoon tea blend.

15 In 2010, Wennberg and Marr reported savings to the payer of healthcare services of $8 per member per month, accompanied a decrease in hospitalizations namely, 13% in the usual care versus 12% in the enhanced care group.

Benchmarking diagrams: For the identification of problematical areas, python-scripts (using matplotlib [ 8]) extract and evaluate the network data over night and display the results in one Plsek's p-chart per item per unit accompanied by a table with information on collective size, effect size and number of missing entries [ 9, 10].

The following season, Russell scored a career-high 18.9 points per game, accompanied by 23.6 rebounds per game.

Tickets: $5 per child accompanied by one (free) adult; $5 per additional adult; free for museum members and their children.

Consumption was expressed in Defined Daily Doses (DDDs) 1 per 1000 inhabitants per day or as the total number of DDDs per year accompanied by the number of inhabitants for the matching periods and region(s).

Nocturnal awakenings occurred one time per night for at least two nights per week accompanied with difficulty in resuming sleep (awakening duration ≥ 30minutes).

At landfall, winds were approximately 130 miles per hour, with gusts of 150 to 160 miles per hour, accompanied by a 12-foot wave.

Threshold for treating OSA was apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) > 15 per hour or 3% oxygen desaturation index > 15 per hour accompanied with daytime symptoms.

Participants suffered from moderate to severe hot flashes, defined as seven or more per day, accompanied by sweating.