Sentence examples for intervals over time from inspiring English sources

So spaced repetition – revisiting information regularly at set intervals over time – makes a lot of sense.

Claire Foster, reader in health psychology, University of Southampton: In our research programme, we are asking people to tell about their health and well-being before their cancer treatment starts... and then we ask them similar questions at regular intervals over time.

Single samples are taken at so-called representative sites at intervals over time.

By varying the inspection intervals over time, the number of inspections can be minimized while ensuring that the risk of a failure does not exceed an acceptable level.

In epidemiologic research, incidence is often estimated from data arising from an imperfect diagnostic test performed at unequally spaced intervals over time.

Also, the model has the feature of producing not constant credible intervals over time even after accounting for boundary effects in the Latin-American variables.

Perfect phase locking does not occur with natural (noisy) stimuli; rather a form of stochastic phase locking is commonly observed between naturally-running noisy oscillators such as networks of neurons, in which phase differences remain bounded within a certain relatively small interval although varying across that interval over time or trials (see [7] for a discussion).

A graphical comparison was made between observed data and the model predicted median and 95% prediction interval over time.

Percentage change in systolic time interval over time, of normal, diabetics with HbA1c <8 and diabetics with HbA1c ⩾8, were compared by repeated measures analysis of variance (RMANOVA).

Figure  7 shows for each diagnosis/procedure, after back-transformation, the longitudinally modelled LOS as well as its confidence interval over time.

The actuarial method was applied for estimation of the survival percentages of ART restorations by using ART criteria and 95% confidence interval over time.