Sentence examples for five-day intervals from inspiring English sources

Harvests of tissues were performed at five-day intervals until reaching 35 days of drought period and sampling from each of the development stages of the plants: seedlings (cotyledons and shoots), growing stage (leaves, stems, shoots and roots), and reproductive stage (flowers and small pods).

They were sampled at five-day intervals for a total of eight time points (days 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, and 40), then analyzed by LC-MS.

The festival will be held for five-day intervals in Stamford (June 20-24) and in New London (June 27-July 1).

Runoff was measured manually at the catchment outlet with a V-notch weir, three times a day (i.e., at 08 00, 14 00, and 20 00 h BST) in summer (from May to September), and at a five-day intervals in winter (between October and April), from 1 January 2000 through 31 December 2003.

Five-day intervals were maintained between subsequent tests.

At five-day intervals, mice were examined for tumor growth or survival.

Dr Leadbeatter said: "It is very difficult to say to what degree this five-day interval may make". This month marks the 30th Anniversary of Hadrian's Wall becoming a Unesco World Heritage site.

White, laid at two-day intervals.

They are typically laid at two-day intervals, but hatching is not synchronized.

In ancient Rome, markets were held at eight-day intervals; because of the Roman method of inclusive numeration, the market day was denoted nundinae ("ninth-day") and the eight-day week an inter nundium.

Bower experimented with shading whole vines at different ten-day intervals during the growing season to determine the effects on shoot growth and berry development, and to understand how the grapevine will allocate its limited carbon resources when light is limited.