Sentence examples for measured time interval from inspiring English sources

Comparable visual analog scale scores for rest pain at each measured time interval among the three groups demonstrated that adequate pain relief was offered; however, the cumulative dose of nalbuphine administered to the patients in Group N10 attenuated the analgesic effect of epidural morphine in moving pain at POh24 only.

The technique is based on two delay line loops which are used to directly shrink the measured time interval in the designed TDC, and the resolution is dependent on the difference between the entire delay times of the two delay line loops.

The high C x and its alternating minima and maxima, shown in Fig. 6, can be interpreted as an indication of alternating stress drops at the fault plane surface, but maintained elevated levels during the rest of the measured time interval.

The change in volume of water in the bag over a measured time interval provides the flux measurement.

The term is usually restricted to mechanical or electrical instruments that indicate instantaneous values of speed in revolutions per minute, rather than devices that count the number of revolutions in a measured time interval and indicate only average values for the interval.

Under the conditions described, the decomposition of H2O2 by CAT contained in the samples follows a first-order kinetics as given by the equation k = 2.3/Δ tlog⁡(A1/ A2), where k is the first-order reaction rate constant, Δ t t2 − t1) is the measured time interval, and A1/ A2 is the absorbance at t1 and t2, respectively.

The flux was collected over measured time intervals.

Since the time points are calculated as the summation of measured time intervals, the variance of the quantization error of time points increases with time.

The permeate was collected over measured time intervals and protein contents were analyzed with a spectrophotometer (Perkin Elmer) at the max of 280 nm.

One APD was used to start the photon counting module, the other, delayed, to stop: an obtained histogram of the measured time intervals is directly proportional to the second-order correlation.

It is important to note that the dependence shown and discussed below is obviously valid also for dissolved amount Q n in other measured time-intervals.