Sentence examples for measurements at intervals from inspiring English sources
Three consecutive measurements at intervals of 30 seconds were obtained on each point, and then converted to kPa (SI unit) for the analysis.
BP was recorded as three serial measurements at intervals of 30 s.
A continuous assay was used to monitor fibril formation (at pH 1.1, 250 measurements at intervals of 2 s; at pH 3.6, 170 measurements at intervals of 5 s apart for p10T (10 s intervals); at pH 7.5, 100 measurements at intervals of 4 min).
The CV analysis in Figure 5A shows the large oxidation and reduction peaks measured using the 2000 V/s scan rate and 500 Hz frequency, indicating that FSCV measurements at intervals of 2 ms are possible at CNTYMEs.
Median (IQR) RAD was significantly smaller for Navigator compared with Guardian glucose measurements at intervals 0 4 and 5 9 min after the reference glucose (11% [8 16] and 10% [8 16] compared with 14% [11 18] and 14% [11 17], P = 0.05 and P = 0.001, Wilcoxon signed rank test).
Morbidity counts or rates were usually used as the outcome measures, whereas temperature measurements at corresponding intervals were employed as exposure indicators.
SBP was averaged from three consecutive measurements taken at intervals of 2-3 min.
Prior to each set of measurements, and at intervals during each session, the optical system was calibrated using standard slides.
Repeatability (measurements at short intervals on the same subjects using the same equipment in the same centres) and reproducibility (measurements at short intervals on the same subjects using different facilities in the same and different centres) studies must be conducted for image acquisition and image analysis.
To prove the reversibility of the low-voltage I V characteristics, 4 sets of measurements at regular intervals (4 days) were carried out.
Land surface temperature (LST), a key parameter in understanding thermal behavior of various terrestrial processes, changes rapidly and hence mapping and modeling its spatio-temporal evolution requires measurements at frequent intervals and finer resolutions.
