Sentence examples for longer interval from inspiring English sources

In short, repeat a learned fact shortly after you've first learned it, then repeat it after a slightly longer interval, then at a longer interval still.

He speculated that the audience might prefer a longer interval before viewing events as troubling as war.

Then there was probably about a month's worth of editing, revising, and fact-checking, spread out over a longer interval of time.

One new discrepancy is that there was a longer interval than she'd told a grand jury between that point and whatever had happened — she had even begun cleaning another suite.

The Senate voted to authorize 13 months, but a clerk wrote 36 months into the bill before sending it to the House, where it was passed with the longer interval.

Other epidemiologists, however, were able to account for this effect by noting that women who had children by two different men tended to experience a longer interval between pregnancies than women who stayed with the same partner.

For those with moderate osteopenia, the transition period shortened to 4.7 years — still a much longer interval than Medicare policy might suggest.

Furthermore, creep deceleration resulted in a longer interval.

Longer half-life of therapeutic antibodies means lower dose and longer interval between administering.

The reason for this longer interval was due to limitations of the synthesizer system.

Older drivers benefited more than younger drivers from the longer interval in terms of response time to notifications.