The phrase "within each interval" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that occurs or exists within a specific time frame or range. Example: Within each interval of the experiment, the scientists took meticulous measurements to track the changes in temperature.
Then, within each interval the difference between the average outcomes of the treated and the controls is computed.
Within each interval, the same VQL is maintained, and after this interval, a VQL switching event can occur.
The final intervals will be resulted in such a way that majority samples enclosed within each interval would belong to a specific identity.
The curves show the average values within each interval and the error bars show the estimated standard error in calculating the average.
The long term deorbit process is discretized into intervals and within each interval a two-phase optimal control law is proposed to achieve libration stability and fast deorbit simultaneously.
To date, the closest approximations of this ideal in practice have so-called 'step tolls', in which the toll takes on different values over discrete time intervals, but is constant within each interval.
Finally, the comparison intervals were presented pseudorandomly within each standard interval, and the order between standard intervals was chosen randomly.
The Sholl values were used to construct a frequency histogram and compared between treatments within each class interval and between intervals using Student's t test (Tables 1, 2).
An overall adherence index is developed and two questions are examined: Is there a difference between guideline adherent and guideline divergent treated patients in terms of survival, first, within each time interval, and second, across time intervals?
Cumulative exposure to endotoxins that was estimated at each survey was divided into two time windows: past endotoxin exposure, from date of hire up to the start of each survey interval, and recent endotoxin exposure within each current interval.
Within each shower interval, however, the distribution of tipping time intervals was modeled by Eq. 1.
