Sentence examples for intervals of effective from inspiring English sources

Temperatures, heart rate and perceptual measures (ie, thermal comfort, 30 thermal sensation 31 and ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) 32) were recorded at 2.5 min intervals of effective playing time.

Core and quadriceps skin temperature (VitalSense, Mini Mitter, Respironics, Herrsching, Germany), heart rate (Polar Electro, Lake Success, New York, USA) and perceptual measures of thermal comfort 24 (scales 1 7), thermal sensation 25 (scales 1 7) and ratings of perceived exertion 26 (RPE; scales 6 20) were recorded at 2.5 min intervals of effective playing time.

The duty factor is referred to as the relation between the time interval of effective transmission and the total duration of the transmission.

Examples of non-ideal "real-world" situations include poor adherence, late entry into therapy, drug stockouts, unauthorized re-distribution of antiretrovirals, and interruption of multi-drug regimens in which one drug has a longer half-life, which creates an interval of "effective monotherapy" when only this drug is present at high levels [ 1].

The distribution of skyline plots is sampled using MCMC according to their posterior probabilities given the sequence data, to produce an estimate and HPD confidence intervals of the effective population size through time.

The results are employed to assess the optimal number of sampling intervals for effective damage detection.

The control inputs are pattern scanning interval, pattern matching interval, and the number of effective visual interest points.

During Period 1, two heifers were given Diet C and the other two heifers were given Diet B and all four heifers were infused intraruminally, during four sequential 16-day intervals, with four levels of effective rumen degradable protein (ERDP).

A laboratory diffusion cell technique that permits spatial and temporal estimates of porewater concentrations over short intervals suitable for estimation of effective diffusion coefficients (De) and degradation rate constants (k) of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in saturated low permeability media is presented.

The optimal drug-light interval for effective photodynamic therapy (PDT) of early squamous cell carcinomas was evaluated with tetra m-hydroxyphenyl chlorin (mtetra m-hydroxyphenyl chlorinentary mTHPCities: irradiation tests and ex vivo fluorescence microscopy.

Uncertainty is expressed as probabilities that an intervention is cost effective, and confidence intervals of incremental cost effectiveness ratios.