Sentence examples for interval of such from inspiring English sources

Recurrence interval of such giant earthquake ranges from 400 to 740 years.

Giving the plate convergence speed of 8.3 cm/yr, the recurrence interval of such kind of events would be much longer than 500 yr.

Like other active faults with low slip rate, the recurrence interval of such large earthquakes along the Crocker fault system is likely to be in the order of several thousand years.

However, the recurrence interval of such an eruption is approximately 15 to 20 thousand years (Dominey-Howes and Minos-Minopoulos, 2004) and the consensus interpretation is that Santorini is in a post-caldera shield-building stage of volcanism.

The averaged seismic coupling of 0.5 0.8 in the M 9 earthquake's source area and the seismic moment of the earthquake suggest that the slip deficit for the M 9 earthquake was accumulated over a period of 260 880 years, consistent with the recurrence interval of such great earthquakes from tsunami deposit data.

In their study, Nichol and colleagues provided a novel approach of examining the dynamic lactate changes that incorporate both the magnitude of change and the time interval of such change.

Let be a sequence of compact intervals of such that and.

The recurrence intervals of such large events are, however, likely to be at least several thousand years, as the geological slip rates of these faults are likely lower than 1 mm/year (e.g., Mustafar et al. 2014).

Values outside the 95%% confidence intervals of the healthy reference data are considered to be absolute abnormalities, and differences of the affected side versus the unaffected side outside the 95%% confidence intervals of such differences of the healthy reference data are considered to be relative abnormalities.

It is difficult to make a biosurveillance decision based on the inference of an algorithm on a pathogen's presence without knowing the uncertainty on such inferences or to use the estimated relative abundance of a genome without knowing the confidence intervals of such estimates.

The study, led by researchers at the Mayo Clinic and published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings, suggests that some states could shorten the "seizure-free interval" required of such drivers before privileges are reinstated.