The phrase "at equal times" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in certain contexts.
It can be used when discussing events or actions that occur simultaneously or with the same frequency.
Example: "The two trains arrived at equal times, making it difficult for passengers to choose which one to board."
Alternatives: "simultaneously" or "at the same time".
Heart rate, ventilation, or venous blood lactate, at equal work-rates during the incremental exercise test or at equal times during the fixed work-rate endurance test were not changed significantly across these exercise trials in either group.
In the Number condition, all shapes were presented at equal times, in a random order.
We have generated standard and deviant stimuli via equating numerosities along overall surface, or overall circumference, or item surface, or item circumference, at equal times (1/4th of the trials).
In the Shape condition, the number of items per one display was randomly varied, with all the different numbers (6, 8, 10, 12, 18, 20, 24; numbers also used in the Number condition, see below) appearing at equal times.
However, in those studies, CXCR4 signaling was shown to have a significant effect on primary tumor growth (or primary tumor size was not provided), and metastasis was compared at equal times rather than equal primary tumor sizes, leaving open the possibility that the increased metastasis seen in those studies reflects the increased intravasation from a larger primary tumor.
The control signal is synthesized by an infinite, weighted sum of the acceleration of the vibrating system measured at equal time intervals in the past.
In Eq. (1), an impulse train that spans 3.0 s and consists of 12 impulses at equal time intervals of 0.25 s was used.
The conversion and consumption rate of crotonaldehyde under steady operation (constant liquid flow) and periodic operation (on off liquid flow) at 25°C and 1.1 MPa pressure were compared at equal time-average liquid flow rates.
We may consider the variable is measured as sample θ i k = θ(ζ i, t k ), ζi∈V, at equal time intervals with the value: h = t k + 1 - t k (9).
3.5 mL aliquots of the solution were taken out at equal time intervals (20 min) for analysis using UV Visible spectroscopy and the solutions were poured back after measuring the absorbance.
Given that not all samples were collected at equal time intervals between baseline and end point, a time-weighted factor was calculated to assure the correct group assignment.
