Sentence examples for interval of greater from inspiring English sources
No continuous movable hydrocarbon interval of greater than 4.0 m thickness found in the studied well.
On plain radiographic and CT imaging, an atlanto-dental interval of greater than 3 mm in an adult and greater than 5 mm in a child, particularly in the absence of any evidence of fracture, warrants MRI assessment of the craniocervical junction as this is highly suggestive of transverse ligament disruption.
Patients with an interval of greater than 2.8 years had a significantly worse outcome (Table 1).
Approximately 57.6% of the parous women in this study had an interpregnancy interval of greater than 2 years.
The test-retest reliability with a time interval of greater than 2 weeks may be affected by the fluctuating course of depressive disorders themselves.
Typical findings reported by previous authors reviewing athletic ECGs have included sinus bradycardia and first-degree AV block with a PR interval of greater than 200 ms [ 39].
Paleotsunami deposits have been used to estimate the recurrence interval of great earthquakes (Atwater, 1987; Minoura et al., 2001; Jankaew et al., 2008; Monecke et al., 2008).
Investigators have suggested that during the post-deployment interval of greatest risk there needs to be more rigorous use of antibiotic prophylaxis for procedures associated with bacteremia [ 8– 10]; however, as noted above, the duration of exposed non-epithelialized stent material is ill-defined, unpredictable and varies between devices and patients.
Preliminary results are presented for a multi-point optical fibre sensor designed to detect the presence of chemical species in water at spatial intervals of greater than 20 m.
Populations take over a decade to produce seed and fire intervals of greater than twenty years are needed to allow the canopy seed bank to accumulate.
At the level of individual events, this cutoff leads to correct classification of 86.5% of events with preceding intervals of greater than 21 seconds, which comprise 67.8% of all events.
