Sentence examples for more extended intervals from inspiring English sources

Finally, while the delay period used here was less than a second, we often face time contingencies spanning much more extended intervals.

However, if the study was conducted over a more extended time interval range then there was a breakdown in linearity relationship.

In each and every case, the peak current increases linearly with time up to a certain period of time, but when these studies were conducted over a more extended time interval range then there was a breakdown in the linearity relationship which may be due to the stabilization of current with time.

Similarly, in other parts of Australia where annual rainfall averages less than 600 mm and fire intervals are longer, a more extended baseline period would be required.

Like Adderley, Woods favoured narrower, more chromatically defined intervals than Parker and played more extended, seamlessly connected figures.

Clinical trials suggest EDIs with octreotide LAR may also be possible with selected patients (21, 22), although such extended intervals have not been approved and data are perhaps more limited.

No more extended adolescence for me.

At extended intervals, the droplets fell into the glasses — each of which was topped by a slotted silver spoon that held a lump of sugar.

Rich's poems were "snapshots," as she put it, the extended intervals required for formal portraiture no longer in her grasp.

The other possible outcomes suggested a more extended struggle.

The instrumentalists had more extended opportunities to impress.