Sentence examples for more consecutive intervals from inspiring English sources

In this case we can group the variables in [ k ] into one or more consecutive intervals I m = { j : i m < j ≤ i m + 1 } of length | I m | ≥ 2 in such a way that for each m, either i m + 1 will be an o-node while all nodes j with i m < j ≤ i m + 1 are a-nodes or i m + 1 will be an a-node while all nodes j with i m < j ≤ i m + 2 are o-nodes.

First, at a typical QTL where we might test 10 or more consecutive locus intervals, the position of the maximum association for model (1) need not coincide with that for model (2), making it difficult to determine if the effect was real as the models would no longer be nested.

A period or can encompass one or more consecutive sleep plus wake intervals.

A burst was defined as three or more consecutive spikes with an interval of less than 30 ms between the first two spikes and less than 50 ms in subsequent spikes.

Quirk and colleagues have defined IL bursting as the occurrence of three or more consecutive spikes with an inter-spike interval (ISI) of less than 30 ms between the first two spikes and less than 50 ms for subsequent spikes [27], [37].

The chromosome interval with five or more consecutive Diff-markers was considered for further analysis.

Possible IGI outbreaks were defined as episodes for which an individual ship reported rates that exceeded the upper limit of the 95% confidence interval for all ship-weeks of observation combined during two or more consecutive weeks.

These categories were distinct from those for the two-week sampling intervals in which infections were categorized as "persistent" if present in two or more consecutive visits, "transient" if detected without persistence, and "absent" if never detected.

PLMs were defined as four or more consecutive involuntary leg movements per hour during sleep, lasting 0.5 to 5.0 seconds, with an intermovement interval of 5 to 90 seconds.

And it plays music for 28 more consecutive hours.

Discontinues study treatment for 7 or more consecutive days.