The phrase "after a defined interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to specify that something occurs following a specific period of time that has been clearly established.
Example: "The system will automatically refresh the data after a defined interval to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "after a specified period" or "following a set duration".
(ii) If the medium is idle, the station will start the transmission (either immediately, or after a defined interval, depending on the specific protocol).
The clips were removed after a defined interval (3 min for PC and 10 min for lethal ischemia), the wounds were infiltrated with 0.25% bupivacaine and the anesthetic was discontinued.
Patients are then followed up after a defined interval (treatment review) to record any new adverse events that began after starting treatment with the monitored medicine, regardless of whether or not the drug was suspected to have caused the event.
Is it the case that the percentage of animals reaching adulthood actually means the percentage of animals reaching adulthood after a defined time interval?
For light entrainment analysis, 100-mL cultures inoculated with mycelial plugs were kept at 25° in LL for at least 4 hr and were subsequently subjected to dark/light cycles (9 hr/9 hr, 12 hr/12 hr, or 14 hr/14 hr) and harvested under red light at defined intervals before and after "lights on" on the fourth day.
To correctly complete this mathematical analysis, additional verifications are inevitable - after a second-order condition test, we define intervals of feasible outputs because we exclude intervals of outputs for which cost functions do not have an economic interpretation.
After defined time intervals, 5.0 mL of solution was removed and replaced with 5.0 mL of fresh solvent.
After defined time intervals, samples were taken, and the hydrolysis was stopped (10 min, 100°C).
Nevertheless, we recommend regular maintenance of the system and replacement of older filters after defined changing intervals.
A common interval is defined a strong common interval if it commutes with every common interval.
Survival after metastasis was defined as the interval from the date that metastasis was first diagnosed to the date of death or last follow-up.
