Sentence examples for by the interval between from inspiring English sources
Held every four years between August 6 and September 19, they occupied such an important place in Greek history that in late antiquity historians measured time by the interval between them an Olympiad.
The objective of this study was to determine if maize performance and Striga emergence, both indices of resistance, were influenced by the interval between Striga seed infestation and maize planting, under high parasite inoculum (3000 6000 germinable seeds) as practiced in maize resistance breeding field nurseries.
Given a continuously moving target, the position error at any time,, will be affected by the interval between position measurements.
In this MESA IMT progression study, IMT rate of change (mm/year) was the difference in right common carotid artery far wall IMT (mm) divided by the interval between 2 ultrasound examinations (median interval, 32 months).
The Mup cluster in these species, as defined by the interval between neighboring genes, is 12 18 times smaller than mouse and 6 10 times smaller than rat, consistent with expansions in rodents (Table 2).
Expression of constitutively active hsRHO-1(G14V), but not nRHO-1(G14V) resulted in an almost complete block in initiation of the defecation cycle (as defined by the interval between pBoc) (Figure 4), however, when a cycle did occur all three motor steps (pBoc, aBoc and Emc) were observed.
Steady methane production can be obtained by recirculating small amounts of leachate, and by lengthening the interval between two recirculations, regardless of the L S ratio.
Tumour targeting improved by shortening the interval between the bsMAb and peptide administration, and by lowering the peptide dose.
By increasing the interval between action potentials, they help a neuron to fire repetitively at low frequencies.
Increased dose density is achieved by reducing the interval between each dose of chemotherapy.
By measuring the interval between heartbeats, doctors can track the interplay between the two branches and the extent to which they are battling each other: one ups the heart rate, while the other slows it down.
