Sentence examples for equivalent lengths of time from inspiring English sources

Mothers and infants in the intervention and controls groups visited the research unit on an equal number of occasions and for equivalent lengths of time, and their experience of the assessment procedures, including the video recording, was similarly equivalent.

For comparative analyses, in gain- and loss-of-function studies, exosomes were collected from equivalent amounts of culture medium, conditioned by equivalent amounts of cells, for equivalent lengths of time, as described before.

The Books of Style column last Sunday, about three new self-improvement books, misstated the equivalent length of time that Jeremy Dean, the author of one of those books, "Making Habits, Breaking Habits: Why We Do Things, Why We Don't, and How to Make Any Change Stick," believes is reasonable for forming a new habit.

Teachers in the comparator group will be asked to choose a story for the child and read it for an equivalent length of time to a typical Social Story (approximately 5 min).

The shorter the 'equivalent' length of time in full health, the worse the target state is.

While the input consists of a continuous trail of frames, the output shows a regular discontinuity formed by blank spaces with an equivalent length of two thirds of a window-time, followed by a frame of 256 symbols occupying the remaining third of the window delayed one-window-time.

PSHs is the peak sun hours equivalent to the length of time in hours at a solar radiation level of 1000 W/m2.

Exosomes were collected from equivalent amounts of culture medium, conditioned by equal numbers of cells, for equal lengths of time, as described before.

Viruses can persist on hands for varying lengths of time.

Its regime was extremely brutal and detention there for any length of time was equivalent to being handed a death sentence.

Control experiments were performed by exposing cells to solutions of an equivalent volume of the same buffer for the same length of time.