The phrase "account the interval between" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct expression would typically include a preposition, such as "take into account the interval between."
Example: "When analyzing the data, we must take into account the interval between the measurements to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "consider the interval between" or "factor in the interval between."
This delay accounts for the interval between the scan trigger and the start of acquisition [12].
As in the model by Kaplan et al. (10 ), our model takes into account that the intervals between infection and diagnosis of an index case, and between diagnosis of an index case and tracing of the contact, may exceed the time window in which vaccination has to take place.
We carried out additional analyses taking into account the length of the interval between diagnosis and blood donation among cases.
In a post hoc analysis, we used the glycemic lability index (GLI) for glycemic variability, as this metric for glycemic variability takes into account the time interval between measurements [18].
Taking into account the long interval between drug application and sampling, these data confirmed the high in vivo stability of i.p. administered catumaxomab and its immunological activity even after several days in the circulation.
In a post hoc analysis, we used the glycemic lability index (GLI) for glycemic variability, as this metric for glycemic variability takes into account the time interval between measurements [ 18].
As opposed to most models of picture-word interference, which model the time course during the task in a ballistic manner, the RACE model (retrieval by accumulating evidence) presented in this paper accounts for semantic interference during the interval between the retrieval onset and the actual retrieval.
Although subject selection, the volume of CSF withdrawn, and the interval between collections could account for the lack of fluctuation in some cohorts, Li and colleagues [ 5] studied the effect of different intervals between CSF sampling and still did not observe diurnal fluctuation synchronous with sleep-wake cycles.
A generalized autoregressive covariance structure was used to account for the exponential decay of the correlation function as the interval between the measurements increases (Verbeke and Molenberghs 1997).
