In later years, Ali's trainer, Angelo Dundee, admitted tweaking the loose stitching of his fighter's right glove so that the formal minute interval was stretched by six seconds before a replacement was found.
The metering interval is also subject to change, e.g. in Norway, a 1 minute interval is used.
For this reason they were categorised into time intervals and the mean pain score within each 30 minute interval was calculated.
A five minute interval is also insufficient to transport a sample from the operating theatre to the lab or to the place where a TEG is available.
Then 100 300 ml preformed blood clot was injected until systemic circulation ceased (systolic AP < 25 mmHg) and a 5 <span class="lh">minute interval was allowed before start of CPB (flow rate of 4 7 l/min).
There was no increase in skin temperature over the three consecutive measurements, showing that the 20 minute interval was adequate for the skin to return to its normal temperature without active cooling.
To diminish possible confounding factors caused by prior CCT measurement with another technique, a 30 minute interval was part of the protocol between taking measurements with the last two instruments.
Under that treatment the mean and standard deviation of the ratio QIDM/Q of inferred to true source strength, over an ensemble of 96 fifteen minute intervals, were respectively 〈QIDM/Q〉=1.04 and σQ|Q = 0.15, with little distinction between outcomes under unstable and stable stratification.
For each shift, sampling duration and exposure variable, the mean, standard deviation and sample dispersion limits (2.5% and 97.5%) of all possible sample estimates obtained at one minute intervals were calculated and compared to the true full-shift exposure value.
Three blood pressure readings at one minute intervals were obtained on seated participants with an automated sphygmomanometer (Welch-Allyn: Spot Vital Signs 420TB-E1), using the correct cuff size for the upper arm circumference.
