"span of interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a range of topics or areas that a person is interested in or that they pay attention to. For example, "John has a wide span of interest, ranging from music to physics and history."
For the present study, we use the DCO model to correct the measurements for the Earth's core field over the time span of interest.
A longitudinal study is more powerful because the changes of body composition across the time span of interest are within the same players.
To minimize this problem, a method has been developed to identify moving forces on a selected span of interest from the continuous bridge.
It allows a cognitive terminal to scan a frequency span of interest and sense the presence of other users transmitting over it.
That is to say, each token is labeled as being the beginning of (B), the inside of (I), the end of (E) or entirely outside (O) of a span of interest.
The data are first corrected for the DCO model over the time span of interest (process 2a), and the residuals are next used to compute a model itself used to further correct the data in the way described above (process 3).
Dr. Reed said he was drawn to the labs because of its span of interests and customers.
Perhaps the clearest indication of the broad span of interests displayed at Christie's Wednesday sale is provided by the unusual success of Impressionism.
where m is the number of RTL score data available in the time span t 1 to t 2. The spatial distribution of the average RTL score in the individual time spans of interest for the nine major earthquakes revealed that all these earthquakes were generated in the vicinity of a comparatively low RTL score (Fig. 5).
The effort required to produce structured event annotation is thus broadly comparable to the initial effort by domain experts to mark text spans of interest (Wang et al., 2011).
The data presented in this study suggest that it is feasible to develop a database of characterized mutants with deletions that span regions of interest in the genome.
