Sentence examples for wider time interval from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the consequences of oxidative stress, even in paroxysmal disorders, may be more easily and stably detected in a wider time interval.

The observation that M. smithii queens were still in the pupal stage whereas sexually reproducing species performed nuptial flights suggests that M. smithii queens may be produced over a wider time interval than in sympatric, sexual congeners.

This concept strongly emphasizes a wider time interval for therapeutic interventions.

Further vaccination risk studies covering a wider time interval incorporating the Northern hemisphere second wave are eagerly awaited and will provide further information.

From the second and third rows in that figure, it can be inferred that the linear phase implementation renders sudden changes in the Hilbert envelope as synchronized events in all modulation bands, while the full-phase implementation appears to smear these changes over wider time intervals.

The results show stretched exponential relaxation over a wide time interval, with a precision orders of magnitude better than in previous studies.

Aerial photographs, historical cartographies, and field inspection are useful tools in urban planning design on mantled karst because they permit a wide time interval to be analyzed.

The change of fracture resistance of medium density polyethylene (MDPE) has been studied over a wide time interval using SEN-T specimens.

This conclusion is confirmed with the tests on sedimentation of the complex in serum at centrifugation in a wide time interval.

The simulation and control of the system dynamics took into account the singular features of the components, which show very different time constants, and the wide time interval needed by the organic fluid to flow into the secondary loop of the reactor.

When the measurements of the two methods differ we have to exclude potential reversible cause (different examiner, different conditions, to wide time interval) and serial invasive measurements may be needed.