Sentence examples for allow an interval of from inspiring English sources

It was suggested that if the Government would allow an interval of only two months to elapse before the German refugees were compelled to leave Czech territory some means of helping to settle them elsewhere might be arranged.

The interval between scans was at least ten minutes allowing an interval of five half-lives of H215O (t1/2 = 122 seconds).

Tetanic contractions were recorded at increasing frequencies of stimulation (5 200 Hz), allowing an interval of 2 min between stimuli to prevent muscle fatigue.

The application of IRT allowed an interval metric of ability to be constructed from the exam question responses.

We have observed improvement in patient's pain following the deformity correction allowing us an interval of 20 months between the two surgeries.

Allowing for an interval of four weeks between the three dose schedule and measles vaccination, 4.5 months of age was the earliest we could give the measles vaccine.

In another way, if we consider the low prevalence of HSIL in women >50 years attending a regular screening until this age, a double-negative test with an NPV of 100% in this cohort of women would allow a larger interval of screening up to 8 years in this population.

It was designed to rapidly achieve therapeutic plasma levodopa concentrations and maintain them for a prolonged duration to allow a dosing interval of approximately 6 h in both early and advanced disease [ 22].

For example, if the initial accession for a stage 3 CKD patient did not include a PTH, we assumed the PTH was within goal and allowed a testing interval of one year versus the shorter interval– 3 months –recommended for an abnormal PTH.

This finding indicated that drug interference might be overcome by allowing a time interval of at least 72 h between administrations of PTX and the VDA.

"Richly left and richly independent, Plurabelle shed copious tears -- for she had inherited the sadness gene from her father -- and allowed a decent interval of time to elapse before summoning the courage to read her father's test, presented to her in a long Manila envelope, like a Last Will and Testament, by his solicitors.