Standing number is an acceptable phrase in written English. It is used as a noun to refer to a number, usually assigned to an item or person, that is not expected to change over time. For example: "The standing number assigned to the account allowed the company to easily track any activity."
However ages are sometimes free standing numbers in the clinical history section of pathology reports (e.g. "50, screening colonoscopy").
However, as leaf shedding increased in parallel to leaf production in the dense stand, the maximal standing leaf number was smaller, was reached earlier and was maintained for longer (approx. 40 d) than in the open stand.
Physical function is assessed by five performance tests: (1) single limb mini squats, 62 (2) number of knee bendings on one leg during 30 s standing, 63 64 (3) number of chair stands during 30 s, 6 66 (4) 40 m fast-paced walking test 65 and (5) one leg hop for distance.
The IceQube (IceRobotics Ltd., South Queensferry, United Kingdom) automatically collected number of steps, lying time, standing time, number of transitions from standing to lying (lying bouts), and total motion, summed in 15-min increments.
Alliances had been formed but on Sunday it will be every man for themselves as there will only be one man left standing as number one contender to the WWE Championship.
Just a year after he clinched a surprise majority in the general election, a visibly emotional Cameron, standing outside Number 10 on Friday morning alongside his wife, Samantha, said: "The will of the British people is an instruction that must be delivered".
As of early 2014, China is the second largest economy in the world after the U.S., with Japan standing at number three.
The competition between the jet and wake shear layer instabilities is significantly revealed in comparison with the standing wave number measured in the self-sustained oscillating flow.
By 1995, the only house left standing was number 135.
Leaf shedding accelerated when fruit was growing, and standing leaf number decreased to zero by the end of the life of the plant.
