Sentence examples for equivalent interval from inspiring English sources

Given the much lower geological activity on Mars since the Hesperian period than over the equivalent interval on Earth, martian biosignatures in Noachian rocks, which formed when surface conditions were a priori habitable, have a greater potential for having survived.

When the survival curves were separated into Dukes' C1 and C2 CRCs, tumour site, and gender, only screen-detected cancers of Dukes' C2 stage had a significantly superior survival curve compared with the equivalent interval cancer group (χ=9.449, df=1, P=0.002).

For each participant, the slope of the mean activity across conditions was calculated by fitting a regression line to the mean beta value from each condition (assuming an equivalent interval between all conditions, for discussion of this assumption, see Supplementary Methods).

This attention control intervention provides the same amount of interventionist time as the REAL program, and subjects were assessed at equivalent intervals.

As it is fundamentally impossible to prove that two treatments have exactly equivalent effects, "clinical equivalence intervals" must be determined.

Third, to determine when differences in weekly physical activity volume emerged over time, we subdivided the weekly intervals into three equivalent time intervals (weeks 0 to 4; weeks 5 to 8; weeks 9 to 12) and repeated the analyses accordingly.

For each pointing gesture, a sample of 20 points along the trajectory were isolated at equivalent temporal intervals (duration of the interval  =  duration of the movement/20).

Are PEDro scale ordinal scores equivalent to interval data?

In this paper, we formulate three optimization models to design demand-sensitive timetables by demonstrating train operation using equivalent time (interval).

In fact frequently the object's status with periodicity or almost periodicity will be always the same or almost the same after 'an almost equivalent time interval', and we say the object has 'double almost periodicity'.

Compared to other computational methods, the score method does not compute an equivalent confidence interval; subsequently, only odds ratios (OR) and P-values are presented.