Sentence examples for looking at the interval from inspiring English sources

Irregularity can be distinguished from noise by looking at the interval map, which is a thin continuous line (Fig. 5b) for the irregular spiking AdEx model.

The lead investigator of the study, Prof. Dame Valerie Beral, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Oxford, said that her research group had decided to look at the interval between the start of menopause and the start of treatment because other studies had found evidence of higher risk among women who started earlier.

Another way to illustrate that 5 years are enough is to look at the interval cancer rate.

This paper looks at the interval between births and subsequent pregnancies, the risk of fertility return, and the level and determinants of unmet need in Nepal during the first two years postpartum using the data from NDHS 2011.

The use before installing is estimated to be between 36.8 and 44.9 kWh when looking at the confidence interval.

When students explained their solution strategy in words and gestures, they referred to objects they perceived on the screen, for example, they explained that they were looking at the spatial interval between the two cursors.

We examined whether the estimated effect sizes in the study met the targets levels specified above by looking at the confidence intervals of the observed effects.

Just by looking at the confidence intervals from these estimates the amount of random error is not obvious, not even the order of precision between studies is clear for untrained eyes.

When looking at the confidence intervals associated with the four methods, it can be noticed that they all overlap (Fig. 2), implying that none of these methods significantly outperform the others.

Significant differences can be appreciated by looking at the 95% confidence intervals.

When looking at the 95% confidence intervals, one might interpret the results as reflecting lack of association.