Sentence examples for broad time interval from inspiring English sources
We included the 2 days after laboratory diagnosis to account for variability in the timing of recognition and response to positive C. difficile assay results, but this fairly broad time interval limits to some extent our ability to evaluate the diagnostic utility of these laboratory values.
A broad time-interval range will skew the mean time interval to appear too high in such a small sample size.
There are two major limitations within this study: a relatively small size of the tested cohort, and a broad variation of the time interval between the blood samples collected before the onset of the disease and the RA diagnosis.
The broad peak at the retention time interval from approximately 9 min to approximately 21 min was assigned as a mixture of hydrocarbons ranging from C9 (e.g. 3-methyl octane) to C13 (e.g. 3,4-dimethyl undecane).
When the wife also retires, these activities are partly replaced by joint leisure activities particularly if we take a broad definition of joint leisure (same time interval, same place, but not necessarily the same activity or activities carried out together).
We amplified and sequenced a broad ensemble of partially-rearranged molecules at each time interval using multiple sets of PCR primers (primer sequences are listed in Methods S1; positions are shown in Figure 3 and Figure S1).
Time interval = 10 min. Time-lapse mofies ofgfr1at3R705H5H mutant embryos.
Compared to uniform crystals, the breakthrough for non-uniform crystals occurred after a longer time interval and the delay increased as the size distribution became broader.
In a broad sense, in order to perform the scheduling the channel state information (CSI) is ideally needed per every transmission time interval (TTI) for all the UEs over the whole bandwidth.
This should imply less broad spectrum molecules use and targeted antimicrobial prescription, however such variables are not examined in this paper and the considered time interval is probably too short to show variations in bacterial resistance phenotypes.
