Sentence examples for shortened days from inspiring English sources
Those who reported an above-half improvement, that is, more than 50% VR, extended the treatment for longer days 19– 22, but those who shortened days of treatment, 8 ± 3 days 21, their results were notably mixed, 44 ± 62% and 42 ± 40% in upper and lower limb, respectively.
For some, the cold weather and shortened days can make winter a danger time for vitamin D deficiency.
The cracks in financing were on display this summer, as families filled a school cafeteria to register for a prekindergarten program with shortened days.
The four schools in this district of 1,300 students in Somerset County stayed open during the strike, but with shortened days and larger classes taught by substitutes and other staff members.
Early ICU mobility is associated with statistically significant shortened days in bed, reduced ICU and hospital length of stay for hospital survivors, without increasing hospital costs.
The leaves have turned and fallen, altering and opening our views; the shortened days give a whole new experience of the light that's left.
It took Shorten days to mount the obvious alternative argument, that Australia has avoided the extremes of social division precisely because it retains a reasonable social safety net, but that even so, inequality is growing.
In addition, our data suggests that ventilation in the prone position increases the incidence of airway obstruction but does not shorten days of ICU stay nor increase incidence of ventilator-associated pneumonia, unplanned endotracheal tube extubation/displacement, or pneumothorax.
An intimate connection between cuticular proteins and response to shortening day lengths in the pea aphid has been implicated in the modification of neurotransmitters involved in photoperiodic signaling [36].
And the average length of stay has been shortening; 47.1 days, 39.3 days and 26.8 days, respectively.
Schools in suburban Virginia were closed for the day, and students in Maryland and the District of Columbia had shortened school days.
