Sentence examples for for a longer interval from inspiring English sources

Collecting for a longer interval of time (at a set sampling frequency) will increase the number of data points used in the entropy calculation and also increase the likelihood that transient movement dynamics, not related to a steady state, are captured.

Patients were treated with corticosteroids at lower doses and for a longer interval than in previous trials.

A more systematic study of the mechanisms of action of interoceptive exposure using a larger sample that can be followed for a longer interval after interoceptive exposure is needed.

Retrospectively, the relapse in encephalopathic signs might have been avoided if antimicrobial drugs were continued for a longer interval after discharge from hospital 2, and blood cultures were optimally obtained and sequentially tested to confirm therapeutic elimination.

Making use of a  pre-warmed cup maintains the heat of the coffee for a longer interval of time.

For surfing purposes, a longer interval makes for a larger wave.

That is, admission to a secondary or a tertiary hospital at index hospitalisation was a protective factor for RFS at a longer interval.

One possible explanation for this observation is that in the case of chemical mutagenesis, mutant strains were chosen for screening over a longer interval (up to 8 weeks); therefore, even slowly growing mutant strains could form detectable colonies and be screened.

Cows selected exclusively for high milk yield had a longer interval to the commencement of luteal activity after calving than cows bred according to other breeding objectives.

The interviews were made within a week, which might be too short a period to see some outcome for some patients, but with a longer interval other patients could have forgotten.

This indicates again that BrdU does not affect subsequent cell divisions and the recruitment of neurons that differentiate from these divisions, both for divisions which occur relatively soon (1 month) after BrdU administration and for divisions which occur after a longer interval (3 months).