Sentence examples for the defined day from inspiring English sources

When the periods don't appear on the defined day, they tell us under their breath.

In the third generation after revival, at the defined day 3 of the life cycle, 30 larvaevae to young adult individuals from each population were individually sampled.

Fetuses were scored as alive or dead for each of up to two 90-day intervals from the defined day of conception to miscarriage or birth and for infants up to four 90-day intervals from birth to death or 1 year of age (496 intervals in total) in order to incorporate time-dependent variables into the model (Perperoglou et al. 2006).

"Saved by the Bell" pretty much defined Saturday mornings.

The earliest day among these defined days was considered.

It proved a defining day for the neophyte candidate.

We defined combined use of antidepressants and NSAIDs as the prescription of at least one NSAID during the defined 30 day follow-up of antidepressants.

Wednesday The Oxford English Dictionary probably defines Wednesday as, 'The fourth day of the week; third day of the working week', and for me, there's something quite moving about that.

Consultation rates concerned the number of recorded contacts with the GP practice in the defined 336-day period.

In the next section, we define FRI signals and give some examples.

As study day 1 was defined the day of study initiation.