Sentence examples for minute time intervals from inspiring English sources

For the present study, the total number of vehicles aggregated into ten minute time intervals were considered as input.

The next day cells were stimulated with EGF (100ng/mL of medium) or insulin (5 ug/mL of medium) for 2, 8 and 12 minute time intervals.

Then 1-ml aliquots were taken at 10 minute time intervals up to 120 min postinfection, treated with chloroform, serially diluted in SM buffer and plated for PFU counts.

Data from each experiment was pooled at 30 minute time intervals.

Statistically significant decreases occurred at 5, 15, 20, and 25 minute time intervals at the 3.2 mcg/kg/min dosage.

After 30 seconds and 1 minute time intervals, 100 μL of spiked ash slurry were plated in duplicate upon an appropriate culture medium.

This traffic data is updated periodically in a short-time-interval basis (e.g., 5, 15, or 30 minute time interval).

During a forty minute time interval, which includes the impulsive phase of the flare, total positive (negative) helicity decreased by 20%27%7%), while the imbalance ϱh changed from −5% to +1%.

Prior to analysis, data on shark observations between 06:00 and 16:00 hours were standardized by dividing the number of sharks observed by the total camera deployment time (per 30 minute time interval), and expressed as number of sharks, per time interval, per 720 minutes (due to small frequency values for shorter time blocks, a 12-hour block was selected for analysis).

As a measure of extent of RH, the RH-PAT index was calculated as the ration of the average amplitude of the PAT signal over a 1 minute time interval starting one minute after cuff deflation divided by the average amplitude of the PAT signal over a 3.5 minute time period before cuff inflation (baseline) [26].

Mean distance travelled each minute (time interval) was analysed using a two-way ANOVA for repeated measure (5 levels).