Sentence examples for intervals expanded from inspiring English sources

Contemplation became morbid near-stasis; leapt intervals expanded into gaping chasms; ambiguity morphed into inscrutability.

We defined confidence intervals for the position of the final QTL using 95% Bayesian credible intervals expanded to the nearest genotyped marker.

However, for the 5 variants with moderate to very large between-study heterogeneity, the 95% confidence intervals expand substantially with random effects calculations and p-values do not satisfy criteria for genome-wide significance (p<10−7) based on these data alone.

In the case of GC and the MTHFD net flux the predicted 90% confidence intervals expand a wide range.

And a USAID analysis found that if all birth-to-pregnancy intervals were expanded to 3 years, 1.6 million child deaths could be averted annually.

The subjects included for this study were SCs with sufficient longitudinal data, and the visit intervals were expanded from 3 to 24 months (Prentice et al. 2014a) to 2 to 36 months beyond estimated dates of infection (EDI).

The estimation indices include the estimated expected value, estimated interval and expanded uncertainty.

The number of vertical layers was 94, and the grid interval gradually expanded with height.

If a marker locus of the non-recurrent parent was non-informative then the interval was expanded until the next heterozygous marker locus [ 5].

The confidence interval was expanded to the nearest flanking markers and their physical map localization was derived from B73 RefGen_v2_sequence to be able to extract all putative genes from a defined interval.

HRQL: Health-related quality of life; MS: multiple sclerosis; CCHS 1.1: Canadian Community Health Survey Cycle 1.1; HealthHealth Utilities Index Mark 3; ANCOVA: analysis of covariance; 95%CI: 95% confidence interval; EDSS: Expanded Disability Status Scale.