Sentence examples for entry interval from inspiring English sources

Probable days are those days when the mother was scheduled to work in a field that had a restricted entry interval (REI) in effect the entire day.

The aim was to collect data every 30 days but the data entry intervals were between 10 and 100 days.

The study entry intervals of MONICA I in Ticino and Vaud/Fribourg differed (table 1), which explains the two small clusters close to each other.

re-entry interval, 14 day pre-harvest interval and a 30 day re-application interval.

First, the U.S. EPA increased the re-entry interval for azinphos-methyl from 3 days to 14 days during the project (U.S. EPA 1999, 2002).

In general, the time elapse between pesticide treatment and handling of the plants (re-entry interval) was several days for the insecticides, but often only few hours for growth regulators and fungicides.

One of the benefits of biofungicides is short pre-harvest intervals (PHIs) and re-entry intervals (REIs).

There is therefore the need for farmers to allowed 7 days' re-entry intervals before harvesting.

The information included average weekly working hours, a description of job functions and average weekly time used for each function, personal handling of pesticides (e.g. application and mixing), re-entry intervals before entering greenhouses where pesticides had been applied, procedure for handling of plant cultures recently treated with pesticides, and the use of personal protective equipment.

In our data collection design, laboratory values and medication use were reported at study entry and by interval summary forms collected every 4 months afterward.

Interestingly, the patient with a CR had platinum-resistant disease at trial entry (treatment-free interval <6 months) as did seven of 10 patients who had SD for 6 months.