Sentence examples for children intervals from inspiring English sources

An interval [left(a), right(a)] is assigned according to the following rule: if anyone of two children intervals is not defined, then assign the interval of the other child; otherwise, a parent interval is either an intersection of the intervals of its children or an interval that lies between these intervals if their intersection is empty.

When there are no child intervals, additions are less complex.

Because the intervals in the node table are hierarchical, the edge table is used to link parent intervals to their nested child intervals.

When an interval is completely contained and contains children (e.g. interval C), the inserted interval (C) is given the sub value of its child (interval 5).

When a range may fit within multiple partially overlapping intervals, the child interval is assigned based on a user-specified parameter; the default is to assign the interval to the first parent in the sorted order.

If [ i.. j] encloses [ l.. r] and there is no interval embedded in [ i.. j] that also encloses [ l.. r], then [ l.. r] is called a child interval of [ i.. j].

If the parent of an added interval (interval D) already has children, the interval is simply added to the node table with the same sub value as the other children.

The FSIQ losses of children within intervals were then summed to derive the total number of FSIQ points lost.

Additionally, spacing of pregnancies could protect unborn children, because intervals of 15 and 75 months between pregnancies result in lower rates of fetal loss (DaVanzo et al. 2007; United Nations Population Fund 2009).

A short-term increase in the risk for breast cancer occurs following full-term pregnancy [ 48], and several authors have proposed that if African Americans have children at intervals of 3 years or less, and have multiple children at younger ages, the higher prevalence of this factor could serve to elevate the risk for younger African Americans [ 4, 49].

At each follow-up visit, two consecutive blood samples were collected from each child at intervals of 24 hours.