Sentence examples for in higher interval from inspiring English sources

We found that the circadian timing irregularities in Afh mice resulted in higher interval timing uncertainty and suboptimal decisions due to incapability of processing probabilities.

Outliers are kept in the highest interval.

On the other hand, heart-rate training isn't a good way to gauge your effort in high-intensity interval training, in which intervals are shorter than those in the chart, because you should be focusing on doing the exercise as hard as possible for that short time rather than looking at your monitor.

It was found that the predictions of the SJU distribution are similar to those obtained with the other models in the low return periods (< 50 years) and in general are of the same order of magnitude in higher recurrence intervals (> 1000 years).

This confounded explained variance is getting worse in the case that both Pedigree and SNPs are in one model (PED + SNP model) which is shown in higher confidence intervals of explained variance by pedigree.

This could be due to our stochastic simulation also using MOET and AI technologies which resulted in higher generation intervals and lower selection intensities compared to Pryce et al.'s [ 14] 100 % JIVET each year.

This pattern is in contrast with the emphasized/excited speech in Figure 8(c), where breathiness is more prominent in high-pitch intervals than in low-pitch intervals.

Regarding the rhythm of breathiness within an utterance, spectrogram and pitch analyses (e.g., Figure 8(f)) indicate that during the breathy utterances in story readings, breathiness occurs more frequently in low-pitch intervals, while the voice quality tends to get back to modal phonation in high-pitch intervals.

Breathiness (whispery voice) in high-pitch intervals is more spontaneously produced, and often appears to express an excited emotional state of the speaker, such as happiness, surprise.

This will result in higher regret rates, compared with interval TO, when the entire CS/TO cohort is used as denominator.

The exception was in nucleus breeding schemes that had very short generation intervals, resulting in higher rates of both gain and inbreeding.