The phrase "a single interval of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific duration or range of time, space, or other measurable quantities.
Example: "The experiment was conducted over a single interval of two weeks to ensure consistent results."
Alternatives: "one period of" or "a solitary span of".
The work in [2] shows that in the censoring scenario with independent sensors' observations, it is optimal (in both the Bayesian and the Neyman-Pearson (NP) sense) for the sensors to not send their likelihood ratios if they fall in a particular interval and that the optimal censoring region is a single interval of the likelihood ratio.
A single interval of about a decade in length is arguably insufficient to either confirm a new pattern for an epidemiological transition or refute it.
The light dose was either delivered continuously or fractionated by a single interval of 150 s after one fifth of the energy dose had been delivered.
Once all genomes have been aligned to the reference, we then identified intervals of the reference that map tightly to a single interval of some or all of the target genomes, and we consider these the endpoints of blocks of multiple alignment.
With ISA, we mapped a single interval of ∼1 kb (LOD >200) on chromosome (chr) 8. Within 3 kb of this interval, a BSA QTL was called, with the S96 allele highly enriched (∼95%); this QTL was found in both biological replicates, while several additional BSA peaks with similar amplitudes were not.
For the computation of a single interval, there are, of course, no obstacles with modern computer power.
Polyphony, in music, strictly speaking, any music in which two or more tones sound simultaneously (the term derives from the Greek word for "many sounds"); thus, even a single interval made up of two simultaneous tones or a chord of three simultaneous tones is rudimentarily polyphonic.
That suggests that there are rates which, over the course of a single interval, can transform an arbitrary initial population into the stable composition implied by those rates.
Thus, especially in the case of colorectal cancer with a dwell time of 10 years in the adenoma carcinoma sequence [ 9], compliance with a screening programme may compensate for less sensitivity of a single interval examination.
The results in [2] state that choosing the censoring interval to be a single interval does not reduce the probability of detection.
To simplify downstream analyses, integration sites within 5 kb of one-another across different birds and lines were treated as a single interval, the start and end points of which were determined by the minimum and maximum genomic positions across sites within the interval.
