Sentence examples for visit spacing from inspiring English sources

More providers in the experimental clinics were worried about visit spacing, but more satisfied with the time spent and information provided.

Women under the new ANC model were slightly less satisfied with the number of visits (77.4% vs. 85.2%; 95% CI of the difference: -16.0% to 0.2%) and visit spacing (72.7% vs. 81.0%; 95% CI of the difference: -16.8% to 0.3%) than their counterparts in the intervention clinics, although these differences were not statistically significant (Table 2).

To visit: Space, perhaps by the end of 2015.

Sounds dull – but you'll think again if you visit Space City, a short bus ride from the city centre.

With more money, pilots can visit space stations (there's one in every solar system) to purchase upgrades like the hyperdrive, which allows interstellar exploration; or they can buy better weapons and more durable spacesuits.

Musk also said he would probably visit space himself in four or five years, though he doesn't plan to leave the Earth's orbit during that trip.

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly recently expressed his excitement about the possibility of private companies offering regular people an easy way to visit space.

Other satisfaction dichotomous outcomes were satisfaction with number of visits, spacing between visits, waiting time, and time spent with provider.

This may be due to the wording of questions meant at exploring overall satisfaction; in fact, those that addressed specific issues (such as number of visits, spacing between them, information provided, etc) received answers with more variability.

Ultrasound patients would have to make multiple visits, spaced a month or more apart.

In addition to visiting space, the baby indulges in pursuits like playing polo and drinking — milk — at a nightclub.