Sentence examples for slight interval from inspiring English sources

True bathos requires a slight interval between the sublime and the ridiculous, but no sooner have our clowns embarked on a project than we see the bucket of whitewash or the banana skin.

Slight interval growth does not indicate malignancy and the growth rate is not helpful in discriminating RCC from oncocytoma because the growth rate of RCC is variable.

Our study showed a slight QTc interval prolongation in some female subjects receiving dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine which correlated with piperaquine levels and was similar in magnitude to that shown in earlier studies (32, 33) and that associated with chloroquine (600-mg adult dose) (13).

Original baseline performance was characterized by a slight short-delay interval preference, and this pattern of performance was recovered with each subsequent presentation of the baseline condition.

The US strategy, which combines MRI scanning and mammography from the age of 25 years, gave only a small increase in the number of life-years gained relative to the Dutch strategy, and a slight reduction in interval cancers.

Similar results were seen with P-R interval; a slight shortening in control and riluzole treated animals which was not seen in the lidocaine group QRS and QTc did not change appreciably during the course of the 3 hour ischaemia in any group.

The measurable difference between exponential and cubic growth is relatively slight over the time intervals typically available clinically, but the consequences for longer term predictions are quite marked.

The results in Table 2 suggest that the size of T and the accuracy of the bootstrap intervals is slight at most.

Although these estimates show a slight variation, their confidence intervals are largely overlapping, and homogeneity tests suggest no evidence of differences across regions.

There appeared to be a broad nadir in the 30- to 90-day range, followed by a slight increase over the intervals that followed.

The age at seroconversion to antibody positivity was defined as the age when the first positive blood sample was drawn, irrespective of the slight variation in the intervals between the last autoantibody-negative and the first autoantibody-positive sample.