Sentence examples for interval derived from from inspiring English sources
The closest United came to an equaliser before the interval derived from a Rooney free-kick.
In the low vaccine efficacy scenario - i.e. lower bound of the confidence interval derived from Bisgard et al.[31] and Ward et al. [10] - implementing routine decennial vaccination appears, with a ratio below $100,000, to be a more cost-effective solution than cocoon vaccination and a single booster dose at 40 years of age.
CI: confidence interval derived from the 1000 bootstrapped samples.
The absolute percentage difference and 95% confidence interval derived from the logistic regression models are presented.
§BCa: bias corrected and accelerated confidence interval derived from 5000 bootstrap samples.
A nonepidemic threshold was defined by the upper limit of the 95% confidence interval derived from the seasonal regression model.
(The data for the middle column (long-boost interval) derive from the trial published in [14]).
Some Western composers and music theorists have suggested the use of microtonal intervals derived from the octave of 100-cent half tones e.g., intervals of a quarter tone (50 cents), 6th tone (33.3 cents), 12th tone (16.7 cents), and 16th tone (12.5 cents).
The confidence intervals derived from the upstream statistics demonstrate the nominal simulation input parameter space.
Confidence intervals derived from look-up table values may show a systematic bias.
Fig. 5. Snapshots of the rupture propagation at 10-s intervals derived from strong motion inversion.
