Sentence examples for required a rest from inspiring English sources

Examples included laws that limited women's work hours, laws that required a rest period for women during the work day or seats at their work stations, and laws that prohibited women from taking certain jobs and assignments considered dangerous.

A total of 36 (86%) patients completed radiation therapy (Table 8 >); however, eight (19%) required a rest from radiation (median, 10 days; range, 4 28 days) due to granulocytopenia (n=6), radiation oesophagitis (n=1), and granulocytopenia plus oesophagitis (n=1).

The three physicians (gold standard) determined that 73 patients did not require a rest study and 48 patients did require a rest study.

All cases categorized as infarction or ischemia present were categorized as the group requiring a rest study, whereas all other cases were categorized as the group not requiring a rest study.

Very few shipments of weaned cattle, sheep and goats require a rest period of 24 hours (Additional file 1), whereas many unweaned animals would require a 24 hour break in their journey from their point of origin to their final destination (Additional file 2) as would most journeys of poultry 72 hours after hatching (Additional file 3).

The association is not species-specific, but seem to require a resting or slow moving fish (Modica & Oliverio, unpublished observation).

The Taaffe government is also remembered for social-reform legislation; the laws of 1884 fixed the maximum working day at 11 hours, outlawed the employment of children under 12, required a Sunday rest day for workers, and set up compulsory insurance against accidents and sickness.

The injury required a period of rest and an intensive round of physical therapy, during which time she was able to reassess, re-energize and reorganize her life.

Traditional methods for battery modeling require a long rest time before a discharging test so that a steady state is reached for the open circuit voltage.

Indeed, the first matchlock mosquetes ("muskets") fielded by Spanish infantry weighed as much as 25 pounds (10 kilograms) and usually required a forked staff as a rest to enable a man of normal strength to fire them accurately from the shoulder.

Table tipping required a group of people to rest their hands on a small table, which would then seem to become possessed and move.