Sentence examples for recently day from inspiring English sources

More recently, day patient services (typically a 9 5pm programme, 5 days a week with 2 or 3 meals) are being offered as an alternative to inpatient care (residential, 7 days a week with all meals), including in the UK [ 5] for those not at high medical risk [ 6- 10].

Recently, Day et al. [ 34] reported that in seven specimens retrieved at revision, rim wear was more extensive when the inferior screw had made contact with the liner.

Here we argue that one reason this apparently conflicting empirical support may arise is because the trade-off hypothesis, until recently (Day et al. 2007; Alizon et al. 2009), did not incorporate parasite-induced immune-mediated virulence, or immunopathology.

Also, most recently, Day et al. showed that under extreme oxidative conditions the inactivation of Prxs can serve to preserve the Trx pool for use by more essential cellular systems.

More recently, day spas and high-end real estate have moved in, although the Thalia Surf Shop still holds occasional punk-rock shows and community galleries coordinate a monthly art walk.

Recently, Day-Lewis and Miller attended a screening of a documentary about a Laotian who immigrated to the United States after the Communist takeover of his country in the '70s.

Until recently, Sunday Masses at Transfiguration were said in Cantonese.

The Knicks watched the 6-10, 225-pound workoutwork outwicece, most recently Saturday at Madison Square Garden.

But this time, Mr. Schoenfeld has rarely been at the negotiating table, most recently Thursday night in an 11th-hour attempt one producer referred to as "Solomonic".

But there are also warning signs at home, most recently Wednesday's report on consumer prices, which showed a key measure of inflation falling below 1 percent, bringing it to a 44-year low.

Following a spate of good news about the economy, most recently Friday's growth data, the Fed has little incentive to shave interest rates any further at this point.