Sentence examples for matching interval from inspiring English sources

Numerical results indicate that we can more clearly and directly observe the chaotic phenomenon, period-doubling and period-adding, and the optimal parameters matching interval can also be found easily.

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

In patients who were subsequently referred for photocoagulation for CSME the median length of the last interval was 0.63 years; in patients who did not develop CSME, the matching interval was 1.31 years (p < 0.0001).

The untreated control subjects showed superior (+1.2 mm/year) and a slight posterior (−0.1 mm/year) growth of Co over the corresponding pre-surgical matched interval (T2-T1) (Table 4).

Monocyte, neutrophil and platelet counts, however, revealed minimal changes over the matched interval.

In conclusion, we found that when total exercise volume is matched, interval training that included periods of high intensity exercise produces similar adaptations to moderate and constant exercise with regard to effects on exercise capacity, skeletal muscle citrate synthase effects, and microcirculatory beds of skeletal muscle and myocardium.

Probabilities of death due to CVD and non-CVD causes were estimated by taking the ratio of the death counts and population at risk in matched intervals of age (i), sex (j) and time (k).

The MI for ISI was calculated for two conditions: ISI (1 ms) was based on all intervals ≥1 ms, whereas ISI (10 ms) was based only on intervals ≥10 ms, more closely matching the interval range contained in the presented repetition range.

On observing a dimming of the LED (the "Go signal", to signal the start of the interval response period), the monkey had to reproduce the time interval that matched the interval previously presented; then the monkey pressed a button to signal the end of the interval response period (reproduced intervals) (Fig. 1 A).

The matching intervals for age were 'younger than 30 years', five-year groups 30-344,...-39,..., 60-64) and 'older than 65 years'.

Holtgrewe et al. introduced the interval definition, rather than the genome position, to describe a read mapping [ 6] and used a full-sensitivity algorithm to identify all possible matching intervals within a given error rate range for each read.