Sentence examples for an interval of around from inspiring English sources

The contribution of the piezoresistivity of inner walls was neglected here due to their distance from the outermost wall, in which even the first inner wall is separated from the outmost wall by an interval of around 0.34 nm in an ideal state.

The test-retest data were obtained with an interval of around 4 6 weeks, which was considered to be long enough to make the children with DMD and their parents forget their answers from the first test.

On the pursuit rotor task, we also tested retention of learning after an interval of around 2 weeks, and found that children with SLI were able to maintain the skills learned from the first session to the same level as the age-matched children.

For a 1-month phase, the mean estimate is more than £1000 with an upper interval of around £1600.

Given that the Boechera genome is slightly larger (approximately 1.7x times the size of Arabidopsis (Schranz et al, 2006a)) this would still only equate to a genomic interval of around 700 kb.

A terminal-phase duration of 3 months has a mean cost estimate of £3400, with an upper confidence interval of around £4300.

I described the process of making a formal prediction, and indicated that we would specify an interval of time around the event similar to those specified for previous, similar events.

They estimated correctly (with an interval of 25% around the real price) in 41% of cases.

Annual mean data from worldwide magnetic observatories show that there was a jerk1 (step-change in the second time derivative) in the geomagnetic field, which took place over an interval of <2 yr around 1970.

The signal was defined as the integrated peak area [18] in an interval of ±250 Hz around the peak.

Even the construction of confidence intervals do not supply isolated point estimates of the population parameters but rather an interval of probable variation around the point estimate.