Sentence examples for interval widened from inspiring English sources

At a particular total sampling time, t tot, the prediction interval widened, i.e. the variance components were less precise, for larger block sizes.

Further adjustment for intakes of vitamin C, vitamin E, β-carotene, folate, vitamin B6, and magnesium did not materially change the results, although the confidence interval widened (RR, 0.76; 95% CI, 0.53 1.08).

However, the confidence interval widened after bias-adjustment, which is due to incorporating the assessors' uncertainty regarding the size of the biases, and implies that higher quality studies are required.

On the PA radiograph, scapholunate interval widening (scapholunate diastasis) may be demonstrated and/or foreshortening of the scaphoid can be seen, causing the "signet ring" sign (produced by the scaphoid tubercle being superimposed on the waist).

As it can be seen the average error of counting measurements decreases as the collection interval widens, reducing its value from 10.9% (real time application) to 3.5% (statistical analysis).

Also the confidence intervals widened considerably.

When we further stratified participants into light and heavy smokers, the direction of the point estimates for the BMI categories remained the same, although the confidence intervals widened.

We also adjusted the treatment difference for age and gender but the point estimates did not change considerably - only the confidence intervals widened.

The coefficients of the population mixing variable were somewhat smoothed by the introduction in the model of extra-Poisson variation (2) and the confidence intervals widened slightly (Table 4).

These values would be roughly equivalent to the fibre in four to six portions of vegetables, 9 but again, data became sparse at higher intakes and confidence intervals widened (web figs 8B and 8D).

The impact of adjusting the estimated correlation from the study by Savage et al. [ 17] for first internal and then external biases is illustrated in Figure 3. Neither adjustment for internal nor external biases affected the direction of the result considerably, although the 95% confidence intervals widened markedly, reflecting the assessors' uncertainty about the impact of the biases.