Sentence examples for interval of good from inspiring English sources

A second, more subtle, myth is that once every dozen years, overlaying the natural four-year boombust cycle of tech, a revolutionary new technology comes along – the integrated circuit, the PC, the Web – that gooses an interval of good growth into hyper-expansion.

Measurements taken from intervals of good EISCAT coverage of the lower ionosphere were normalised by their corresponding model values.

"For [the] Notting Hill Carnival it looks like intervals [of good weather] on Sunday and it looks pretty good on Monday with sunny spells.

Unadjusted analyses: percentage (95 % confidence interval) of patients regaining good physical function in remission defined by DAS28 (blue line ) and SDAI (red line ) for (A) the total cohort and (B) separately for early RA (full line ) and established RA (dotted line ).

An independent trial monitor and data safety and monitoring board assessed trial activity at regular intervals, under the auspices of Good Clinical Practice guidelines (29).

However, we analysed all consecutive patients receiving a medical teleconsultation for abdominal pain in a defined time interval, giving good coverage of the spectrum of patients and symptoms.

With increasing n, the value of the interval of attrition that gave good agreement with the experimental results decreased for test series without fly-ash recirculation.

The superior efficacy of E-LNG-ECP found in this study might partially be related to the short interval between unprotected intercourse and taking the drug, and this short interval is good evidence of the easy accessibility of LNG ECP as an OTC drug.

The data products were then phase folded using dmtcalc and a set of Good Time Intervals (GTIs) were created for the brightest part of the variation using dmgti.

This number will now be used to create a set of Good Time Intervals (GTIs) and to extract a spectra from the brightest part of the cycle.

If so, this makes previous clone library-based richness estimates severe underestimations; (ii) the statistical error of previous richness estimates may be too large, which cannot be assessed due to a lack of good confidence intervals; [ 36] abundance-based richness estimates may not reflect the true community richness or relative species abundance in a sample but rather the PCR-amplicon richness.