The phrase "a significant time interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing durations that are notably long or important in a particular context, such as scientific studies, project timelines, or historical events.
Example: "The experiment was conducted over a significant time interval to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "an extended period" or "a considerable duration".
Locomotor activity: after MPEP treatment, ANOVA revealed a significant time interval x strain interaction effect (F5 51) = 6.651, P < 0.05).
The best response was obtained by giving the VDA before the tubulin-binding cytotoxic agent and by allowing a significant time interval between the two agents.
Risk assessment: ANOVA detected a significant time interval effect (F5 51) = 21.231, P < 0.05), and strain x time interval interaction (F5 51) = 4.270, P < 0.05) effect for the number of stretched attends.
While the overall resolution of smartphone cameras increases rapidly, an outstanding issue with smartphone photography is the phenomenon of shutter lag, a significant time interval between actuation and the recording of an image.
We treated each ultrasound from subjects with consecutive studies as a separate data point instead of averaging each patient's data because of the significant time interval, typically greater than one year, between visits.
Mean amplitude values from the electrode subgroup and within the significant time interval 3 were then submitted to two-way ANOVAs to test for the modulations of distance effect by the oddball condition (Shape or Number).
The transient diffusion-limited current at the ring electrode is calculated over significant time intervals and reaction rates for the full range of significant ring sizes using Danckwerts' expression [J. Galceran, S.L. Taylor, P.N. Bartlett, J. Electroanal. Chem. 466 (1999) 15].
In the figures, both the tested (with FDR correction) and the significant time intervals, with the corresponding electrode groups (both the tested and the significant groups), are marked.
Nevertheless, in fractures with significant comminution, a reasonable time interval should be allowed for the fracture fragments to settle and provide a stable platform for the arthrodesis.
For detection of identical outbreaks, the use of individual addresses (as compared to census tract centroids) is advantageous in reporting the significant cluster in a shorter time interval.
Improved closure predictions resulted when both extreme waves (as represented by the 12 hour exceedance significant wave height over a given time interval), and more typical storm waves (as represented by the 99% significant wave height) were jointly considered.
