Sentence examples for support days from inspiring English sources

Data were collected prospectively through the Critical Care Minimum Data Set: the number of critical care admissions with confirmed or highly suspected influenza, co-morbidities, mortality rate, level 3 bed day occupancy, number and mode of advanced respiratory support days, numbers of nonclinical and clinical transfers, and numbers of cancelled operations requiring critical care.

The Liberal Democrats were given a sprinkling of election magic on Monday after the party said Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe had given his support days before Britain goes to the polls.

254 cases of ICU January 1 to December 31, 2013 were reviewed, demographic variables, height, weight ingress and egress, ingress and egress BMI, admission diagnosis, APACHE II, SOFA recorded, TISS, presence of acute kidney injury (AKI), acute respiratory failure (ARDS), mechanical ventilatory support days (MVS), length of stay in ICU and reason for ICU discharge.

Doctors declared her brain-dead and planned to take her off life support days later until an attorney intervened on behalf of the family.

Data were collected from 130 patients and 887 nutritional support days (NSDs).

In paediatric ICU patients, neuromuscular blocking agents are used in approximately 6 16% of ventilatory support days [ 8].

A European Youth Forum Survey found that around half of Europe's internships are unpaid, and 45 percent do not pay enough to support day-to-day living.

Then, on Monday 13 June 1977, the police arrested 84 pickets out of 100 who had come to demonstrate their solidarity on what was called Women's Support Day.

"It is important that we are not hit by any reductions in the specific grants from Welsh government which support day to day services from education to recycling.

"It also includes arrests made by officers who are part of the operation but have been deployed in boroughs to support day-to-day policing".

The ELCDP support Day Care Centres (DCCs), Playgroups (SBK) and Pre-primary Education (PPE) for the most disadvantaged children.