Sentence examples for intervals exceeding from inspiring English sources

In particular, the standard implies that data are deficient if acquired either intermittently, or continuously - but at averaging intervals exceeding the specified requirements.

More recent studies have addressed environmental heterogeneity, but have neglected long-term recovery by using "mature forests" as young as 80 years old as the benchmark for diversity comparison, even though old growth stands have disturbance return intervals exceeding 500 years.

The term for cycles with intervals exceeding 35 days is oligomenorrhea.

Irregular spiking was defined by the coefficient of variation (CV) of the inter spike intervals exceeding a threshold of 0.5.

For the other three types of situations the vicarious embarrassment experiences significantly exceeded the first-person embarrassment as attributed to the protagonist (d = 1.00 to 1.73, with all lower bounds of the confidence intervals exceeding d = 0.80).

Warfarin dosing intervals exceeding 30 days were defined as treatment interruption.

At 23% of the sites, concentrations in 50% or more of the monitored intervals exceeded the provincial drinking water standard (MAC) for NO3−-N during both sampling periods.

At each run (i.e. each Vulcanian cycle), repose intervals and associated plume heights are constantly sampled until the sum of the repose intervals exceeds the eruption duration.

In the presence of unresolved model processes and noise, hindcasting longer (5 + years) data sets required longer (5 + years) calibration data sets, particularly when sampling intervals exceeded 60 days.

If the number of accesses observed in any of these intervals exceeds the threshold value for its respective interval, the item is marked with a higher caching priority; otherwise, the item receives a lower caching priority.

In general, a breakdown is defined when the speed decrease between two consecutive time intervals exceeds a pre-specified threshold, and this lower speed is sustained for a predefined length of time [18].