Sentence examples for after long time intervals from inspiring English sources

In current practice, inconsistencies are typically only discovered after long time intervals, e.g., during reviews.

Moreover, data produced under such conditions are commonly released after long time intervals (e.g., it could take several years).

Time estimation values were higher before negative than positive feedback, F (1,18) = 37.16, p < .01, η p 2 =.67, indicating that on average participants responded after too long time intervals in error trials.

We recently found that in migraineurs, the degree of EP abnormalities fluctuates over time, particularly in relation to the occurrence of migraine attacks (i.e. the degree of abnormalities is higher at long time intervals after an attack while it is minimal and within the normal range during an attack) [4 6].

If cholecystectomy is a cause of cancer, an increase in cancer is likely to be most apparent at long time intervals after operation.

The amount of Zn-Pc in the tumour decreases very slowly as a function of time, hence PDT gives satisfactory results even if performed at relatively long time intervals after administration.

The strengths of our study are that it is a large cohort study; records of cholecystectomy and of cancer were created independently and only subsequently brought together; it examines different time intervals from operation to cancer, with many cases of cancer at long time intervals after operation; and it was undertaken in a geographically defined, but otherwise unselected, population.

Plate motions would remain rather constant over long time intervals.

Numerical results show that the method is highly accurate over long time intervals.

Ice ages are those relatively long time intervals in which the entire Earth experiences significantly colder temperatures, with glaciers covering continental-size regions.

Wilhelmy plate method: A universal method especially suited to check surface tension over long time intervals.