One day apart

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The fact that they passed on one day apart was symbolic of their extraordinary devotion and connection to each other.

It is noteworthy that the correlation coefficient for treadmill-induced angina on tests one day apart was 0.70 [ 39] and for patient-reported angina was 0.83 when SAQ was applied three months apart [ 40].

Five CD patients on GFD and 5 healthy controls were also studied with the same protocol on 2 occasions, one day apart, to test for reproducibility of results.

Pigeons generally lay two eggs one day apart, which hatch 18 days after they are laid [ 1].

The experiment was duplicated in two separate experimental blocks by splitting F3 mosquitoes from the same batch into two groups and infecting each group on two successive days with the same viral culture harvested one day apart.

Due to the game show's taping schedule, the records were actually set one day apart, with Holzhauer's new high score occurring on Feb. 12. Wednesday's win marks the 10th consecutive win for the 34-year-old Holzhauer.

We've met the Queen twice in one day and, apart from the Duke of Edinburgh, there can't be many people who can say that".

Without asking, I got a glimpse into the seed of a sibling rivalry that will one day tear apart the house that weed trimmers built.

About a year ago the idea of "Mothers' Day" was originated to do honour to the mothers of England by setting apart one day, on which, without any appeal to sect or creed, any selling of flags, or jingling of collection boxes, each might stand still for a moment in the hurry and bustle of every-day life and think, without fear of false sentiment, of the debt he owed his mother.

Players can be praised one day and taken apart the next.

Early settlers following Gist through Pound Gap soon broke out a good pack trail down North Fork, and established camp sites one day's journeys apart.