Sentence examples for interval term from inspiring English sources

We calculated 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) for all estimates and tested each model against a model with no diagnostic interval term using the Wald test.

This time interval, termed Random Assessment Delay (RAD) by Williams and Camp [9] is denoted as T RAD.

To test this idea we constructed a three-colour pollen FTL interval termed I3bc that overlaps the 420 seed interval on chromosome 3. Three-colour FTL configurations allow simultaneous measurement of crossover frequency in adjacent intervals and measurement of crossover interference (Berchowitz and Copenhaver, 2008; Yelina et al., 2013).

One such novel observation concerns the finding that a significant fraction of dat-1 animals spontaneously recovered from paralysis for short intervals (termed here "reversals").

We quantify uncertainty intervals, termed total uncertainty (TU), as the quantile points within which we have 90% probability (5 95th quantile) of the plausible parameter sets from the posterior probability distribution functions as inferred from the Transitional Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampling campaign.

Patients who had no more than one pUA >6 mg/dL during the observation interval were termed "persistent responders (PR)"; those who had two or more pUA values >6 mg/dL were termed "transient responders (TR)".

Older drivers benefited more than younger drivers from the longer interval in terms of response time to notifications.

The onset of the third interval is termed as shrinkage temperature (Ts), or the temperature at which hydrated fibers shrink.

A practical rule of thumb for an optimal query interval in terms of delay and energy is derived from different parts of the study.

The average travel times of selected pedestrians were used to obtain average speed during 30-s time interval in terms of m/min.

The following lemma gives a representation of the linear neutral system (1.1) on an interval in terms of a delayed system derived by an iterative process.