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interval

[in-ter-vuhl] / ˈɪn tər vəl /


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To help address this, Traverso's lab has previously explored drug delivery capsules that stay in the digestive system for extended periods, releasing medication at scheduled intervals.

From Science Daily

Sampling precision for Harris online polls is measured using a Bayesian credible interval.

From Science Daily

He also tackles the question of whether that role was at odds with the Stoic ideals that Marcus set down in the intervals between battles in the notes that became the “Meditations.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Alaves kept the hosts at bay comfortably in a first half of few clear chances, but Villarreal stepped up a gear after the interval.

From Barron's

Spurs supporters sent their team off at the interval with deafening jeers ringing in their ears after they were brushed aside by a vastly superior Villa, who established a fully deserved 2-0 advantage.

From BBC