Sentence examples for one-day intervals from inspiring English sources

In general, consecutive flower opening occurred at one-day intervals 75% of the time, until the 16th flower on a given inflorescence (Fig. 1C).

He teaches six days a week so we had to film his part in one-day intervals.

Mice (four or five in each group) were irradiated with UVB (66 mJ/cm) on the dorsal skin one, two, three, or four times at a one-day intervals.

In all goats, the echocardiographic protocol was repeated 3 times at one-day intervals by the same observer (AAL).

When the length of tumours exceeded 5 mm, TGFαL3SEAD227A was administrated intraperitoneally four times at one-day intervals.

In the 10 studied goats, the PW Doppler echocardiographic protocol was repeated 3 times at one-day intervals.

If the occurrence of rainfalls at different rain gauges within a given concurrent period is similar (e.g. high correlation of the numbers of rainy hours within a given one-day interval), these gauges are thus considered as members of a homogeneous group.

By inference, this result implied that the first 16 floral meristems arose 75% of the time in one-day interval from one another.

The FSR of skin tropocollagen tended to decrease after UVB irradiation, especially for mice that were irradiated twice with a one-day interval between irradiations (Fig.  2).

In our revision, we have directly addressed this issue in the Discussion section: "An important question for future research is how changes in neural representation over a one-day interval relate to the changes over longer intervals that are the focus of memory consolidation and transformation accounts.

Bacterial stocks were stored at -80°C in appropriate media supplemented with 33%% (v/v) glycerol and subcultured three times at one day intervals on fresh agar plates before use.