Among the women in the study who had an M.R.I., the rate of interval cancer detection was 0.8 interval cancers per 1000, far less than the rate of interval cancers in the mammography-only group, which was five per 1000.
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This study had a credibility interval adjusted for design effect of the following (n=2,011, DEFF=1.5, adjusted Confidence Interval=+/-4 percentage points).
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Interval cancers are the cancers detected within 210 months after a mammographic screening in which findings are considered normal, essentially in the interval between scheduled screenings.
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This means that participants in their study could have encoded the interval in a perfectly normal fashion but felt that time had "sped" up during the reproduction interval, thereby leading to longer estimation.
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Distance in space is replaced by an interval of time.
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However, there's no set interval for these ads to appear.
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The interval between his books has grown with each volume.
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The faster the vehicle goes, the shorter this interval becomes.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 4.6 percentage points.
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The poll has a confidence interval of six percentage points.
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There are a variety of different types of interval training.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 2 percentage points.
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Their grandmother, Indira Gandhi, succeeded him after a brief interval.
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It has a credibility interval of about 5003 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of two percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 5 percentage points.
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As with climate change, the uncertainty interval encompasses utter cataclysm.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 85033 percentage points.
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The interval between bad attacks had lengthened to a week.
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The survey had a credibility interval of 3.5 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of 3.7 percentage points.
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The devil even has his own musical interval, the tritone.
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It had a credibility interval of about 5 percentage points.
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This study also did not compare interval training to other types of exercise and so cannot tease out whether interval training leads to better health outcomes among older people than, for instance, long walks.
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In a meta-analysis on the metabolic effects of HIIT, published in 2015, researchers found the interval workouts had a greater impact on reducing insulin resistance compared with non-interval training or no exercise.
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I ran around a tennis court and regularly did interval sprints.
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You can create interval workouts, and load them onto the watch.
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Freisleben said they saved about $100 a month at every interval.
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Vacation ownership interval sales make up the majority of the balance.
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In 1996 and 2000, the interval was reduced to two weeks.
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There's even a timer option for HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training).
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Weeks later, high-intensity interval training remains surprisingly fun and satisfying.
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Then I have some variation of H.I.I.T. [high-intensity interval training].
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By the third interval, Goggia was fifth fastest in the field.
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If you need to, you also can adjust the rest interval.
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The results have a credibility interval of about 5 percentage points.
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The survey's credibility interval is between 2 and 5 percentage points.
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The January poll had a credibility interval of 26.8 percentage points.
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"Interval XIII" shows a lone auto parked on the street, closely wrapped in what looks like a giant blue garbage bag, and in "Interval I," a few small, worse-for-wear boats list in the water.
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Anyone, whatever his or her age, who might wish to try high-intensity interval training should talk with a doctor first, Dr. Troen says, and perhaps look for supervised interval training programs at local gyms or Y.M.C.A.s.
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"High intensity interval training is really great for your metabolism," says Katrina.
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During the same interval, the overall prison population increased only 17.5 percent.
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The precision of Ipsos online polls is measured using a credibility interval.
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Starwood shareholders will also receive stock in Interval Leisure Group Inc IILG.
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The credibility interval is 5.5 points for the 18-to-29 subgroup.
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A vibraphone motto rips a single pitch apart into a gaping interval.
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That interval was extended on Wednesday to every 30 minutes, he added.
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Stairwell interval training requires only one minute of strenuous exertion, he says.
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Ms. Bjorgen continued to complete several brief, strenuous interval sessions each week.
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Continuous variables take any value in an interval on the number line.
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This change in velocity occurs over a time interval of 0.025 seconds.
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And how do you choose a good size for the time interval?
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The poll, conducted online, contains a credibility interval of 4 percentage points.
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This approach is what I call stealth high-intensity-interval family fun.
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It has a credibility interval of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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Wednesdays are reserved for interval training with her coach, Liz de Vries.
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The fat-burning effects of high-intensity interval workouts have been exaggerated.
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But that study focused on relatively gentle interval training by a group of relatively healthy older volunteers, leaving many questions still unanswered about whether older, more-frail bodies can successfully complete and respond to typical interval training workouts.
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"Interval training has been such a saving grace, whether it's circuit interval training or dance-based interval training, because you get that great endorphin rush, but it's in short periods of time, it's non-repetitive moments so you don't put too much stress on any one joint or ligament, and you're engaging all your muscles and getting dynamic flexibility, which helps with backaches," says Kaiser.
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After an interval of, say, five years, the author's name would be revealed.
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"We promote interval training, using your body as the locomotion device," Honeyman says.
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Meanwhile, at the cellular level, high-intensity interval training yielded the biggest benefits.
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Simmons also recommends some high-intensity interval training, or H.I.I.T., for quick cardio.
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"We also do a lot of interval training on the treadmill," he continues.
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I do a 220 minutes Peloton interval run, take my time stretching after.
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I do the interval training religiously but find myself slacking on the LISS.
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Interval training also improved volunteers' insulin sensitivity more than other forms of exercise.
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Instead, they played one quieter set, then an interval, then a louder set.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3.3 percentage points.
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"Markets quantify the 'well past' interval as 'up to next spring'," Praet said.
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Itsines likes high-intensity interval training, and this workout above is no different.
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You should read these insights as directional only, given the debatable confidence interval.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 6 percentage points.
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Gmail actually holds the email in a que for the time interval chosen.
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One alternative his firm increasingly has been using is called an interval fund.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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Bike there, do some speed interval training and lifting, then bike to work.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 1.6 percentage points.
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Twice a week they completed two interval-style endurance workouts on their own.
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It reports an adjusted confidence interval of plus or minus 5 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 2 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 3.3 percentage points.
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The Dubrow Diet: Interval Eating To Lose Weight & Feel Ageless is available now.
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It uses the same sort of two-note riff—just a different interval.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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Over this five-year interval, real prices of existing homes rose 60 percent.
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The trendy fitness regimen high-intensity interval training, or HIIT, epitomizes this feeling.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 2 percentage points.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 5 percentage points.
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A lot of Pilates, interval cardio work when I'm in the gym, too.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 1.7 percentage points.
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The others began a program of high-intensity interval training on little treadmills.
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Hawley's slight lead is within the poll's "credibility interval" of 22019 percentage points.
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Similarly, about a third had not improved their fitness much with interval training.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 2 percentage points.
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For France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, the credibility interval was 3.5 percentage points.
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"Work your whole body doing high-intensity interval training workouts and weights," says Skye.
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He ended his acting career after he married his "Interval" co-star Merle Oberon.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 219 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 3 percentage points.
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They included 1,154 likely voters and have a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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Just before the interval, Johnson breaks from dinner to deliver a cod-Shakespearean soliloquy.
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Plus, it's very easy to start a manual activity interval on the tracker itself.
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I power through a HIIT leg workout and some interval running on the treadmill.
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The poll of 1,695 likely voters had a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 5 percentage points.
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And next, after a decent interval, sure to go is chief advisor Steve Bannon.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 4 percentage points.
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The interval between X-rays is determined by the rate at which cavities develop.
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They're using it for high intensity interval training, yoga, bootcamps and circuit workouts, too.
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Bring the hype of the nightclub to HIIT, or high-intensity interval training classes.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 5 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a margin of error, of about 2 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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You may not know how to code in R or calculate a confidence interval.
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It had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 5 percentage points.
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Over the years, it's done the same with Expedia, HSN, Ticketmaster, Interval and LendingTree.
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Both polls had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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There will be a margin of error (a 95% confidence interval) around each forecast.
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Many Wandelweiser composers feel free to dwell on a sweetly consonant interval or chord.
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The poll had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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It means I can either have an appropriately short time interval for the individual stars, in which case it will take a long to time run—or I can have a longer interval and faster calculation, but it won't be as accurate.
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The online poll had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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During a 36-month interval, lump-sum investments outperformed over 90 percent of the time.
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It's an app on your phone with voice recordings of guided walk/run interval training.
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Unlike traditional SoulCycle classes, SoulActivate incorporates interval training and more challenging upper body strength moves.
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It has a credibility interval of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points for all respondents.
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Setting the interval to every second on a small business' surveillance camera might be overkill.
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Clinton held a three-point lead on Friday, which was also within the credibility interval.
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The longer the pendulum arm, the slower and more languid the back-and-forth interval.
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The online poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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Instead, high intensity interval training (HIIT) is the most effective way to drop pounds quickly.
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Should fighting subsequently resume after a "decent interval," it would no longer be America's problem.
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In June, Mustafa's boyfriend, Robert Interval Jr., was arrested and charged with first degree murder.
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McLaughlin's void is ma, the poetic space and interval between things that animate Japanese art.
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"The craziest recording session I've ever done was for [their album] Lucid Interval," he explains.
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High-intensity interval training is a popular concept, both in exercise science labs and gyms.
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The single most well-established benefit of interval training has to do with heart health.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 2 percentage points.
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The other 10 men completed the same 4 x 4 interval session, but only once.
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Because her chest felt uncomfortably tight when she exercised, she stopped high intensity interval training.
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It has an overall confidence interval of 4.4 percentage points with 85033 percent confidence level.
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The 95% confidence interval for each candidate above 10% is something closer to +/- 20 points.
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Morvant focuses on interval training, honing his track bike handling, and is attentive to nutrition.
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Both polls have a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 5 percentage points.
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The results have a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about five percentage points.
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The poll had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 5 percentage points.
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The primary allure of high-intensity interval training is, for most of us, its brevity.
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During the same interval, government deficits increased from 1.6 percent of GDP to 5.0 percent.
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Because of Dr. Gibala's studies, I do some type of interval training most weeks now.
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The poll had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of about 2 percentage points.
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And so when he's talking about the brief interval there, the concern is that the interval when you're signing on — because if you're in a coffee shop a lot of times they'll flash a terms of service up front and ask you to click continue.
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All of these workouts are built around the concept of high-intensity interval training, in which you push yourself almost to exhaustion for a brief spurt of minutes or seconds, and then rest and recover for a few minutes before repeating the intense interval.
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What I learned is, we can treat work like high-intensity interval training at the gym.
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" Furthermore, "acute consumption of these commonly consumed beverages has no negative effect on cardiac QTc interval.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of the poll's accuracy, of about 3 percentage points.
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The results include 1,922 Rust Belt residents and have a credibility interval of 2.6 percentage points.
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The poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 3.4 percentage points for all respondents.
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That compares with a pitiful $15.6 billion of American exports to China during the same interval.
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Jordan, meanwhile, has extended her lab's research into the post-mortem interval at the molecular level.
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It was the most complete mammal from the K-Pg interval that he had ever seen.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of its precision, of about 4 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 2 percentage points up or down.
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That said, on a separate, open-ended 17-minute interval run, I encountered an odd glitch.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points for both groups.
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As a result, the Sylvette Cycle is often dismissed as nothing more than a superficial interval.
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After a brief interval spent licking wounds, the Pseudo founder would return with a new template.
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Starwood shareholders are also expected to get Interval Leisure Group stock valued at $5.83 per share.
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Maybe you use the Nike Training Club app for bodyweight workouts or high-intensity interval training.
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The poll has a credibility interval, a measure of the poll's precision, of 4 percentage points.
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"There is incredible magic in the lighting at dusk after the dinner interval," Mr. Boyd said.
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There she rode (with an interval of train travel) with great fanfare from Paris to Marseilles.
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All the changes in support were within the poll's credibility interval, an attempt at measuring precision.
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Emerson's poll surveyed 1,85033 registered voters with a credibility interval of 2.9 percentage points between Oct.
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Instead of a margin of error, the study has an overall confidence interval of 95 percent.
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The online poll of 468 Republican Trump supporters has a credibility interval of 5.3 percentage points.
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Its credibility interval is "about 2 percentage points," according to the Reuters report about the poll.
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At the interval, they had popped out and purchased these to consume through the second half.
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Belott's "frozen artworks" signify duration in the interval between the water freezing and the ice melting.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 4 percentage points for Democrats.
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He set up his camera to shoot a 25-second exposure with a 30-second interval.
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"It's usually a 10-year interval before the tech is released for commercial use," he said.
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To be clear, most of the interval workouts researchers have studied focus solely on aerobic exercise.
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Burpees: Kick up your workout with burpees, which are big part of high-intensity interval training.
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I use the free Interval Timer — HIIT Workouts app to keep track of each Tabata round.
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The fabric is super soft and stretchy but still supportive enough for high-intensity interval workouts.
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The online non-probability poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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In recent years, high-intensity interval training has generated considerable attention among exercise scientists and practitioners.
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Eight minutes of almost any type of high-intensity interval training qualifies as an aerobic workout.
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There was a 245% lower rate of interval cancers among the women in the MRI group.
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A result is going to fall outside of our confidence interval 1 out of 20 times.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of the poll's precision, of about 4 percentage points.
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The distance between notes is called an interval, and most of them sound pleasant to us.
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"Scientists have found that [VO224 max] is one of the best predictors of overall health," according to the recent interval training book The One Minute Workout, co-authored by Martin Gibala, one of the world's leading interval training experts, who's based at McMaster University in Canada.
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Perhaps most important for people drawn to quickie exercise, interval training, especially S.I.T. workouts, often burned more fat, in absolute terms, than prolonged, moderate exercise, with interval trainers dropping an average of about 3.5 pounds of fat during most studies, versus about 2.5 pounds for moderate exercisers.
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"Burn 60 is LA's only community-driven high intensity interval training studio," owner Janet Crown tells PEOPLE.
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The groups that exercised took part in a 35-minute interval training session on an exercise bike.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey may have upended the New Hampshire campaign in the interval between them.
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For this poll, the credibility interval for the United States was plus or minus 3.3 percentage points.
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Japan's Shinji Okazaki then scored only two minutes after coming on as a substitute at the interval.
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"Even on disk, you're typically querying data from the same time interval — maybe yesterday's data," Kulkarni said.
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Count the number of spikes in a certain time interval, and that number gives you the information.
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The 13-year interval between the two spates of murders earned the killer the "Grim Sleeper" moniker.
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Determining the intensity of your heart rate is key to for high-intensity interval training, for instance.
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Many gym recruits will wear their new togs for an ordeal known as high-intensity interval training.
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The Reuters/Ipsos poll has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 about percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points for the entire sample.
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It included 9,935 people and has a credibility interval, a margin of error, of 1 percentage point.
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And if you love shooting timelapses, the built-in interval timer can shoot up to 999 frames.
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This 30-day challenge does just that, taking you through bouts of walking and running, interval-style.
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"Humility", says Sunil K, during the movie's interval as he takes a break from all the yelling.
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The report noted that the annual number of HIV infections worldwide remained unchanged during the same interval.
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The poll included 626 Republicans and 668 Democrats and has a credibility interval of 4.6 percentage points.
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Friday's results had 1,276 respondents and a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3.2 percentage points.
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At least, that's been the conventional wisdom ever since high intensity interval training (HIIT) came into vogue.
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The previous Reuters poll conducted May 29 to June 5 with credibility interval of 2 percentage points.
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A 40-minute sprint interval workout later and I'm on my way home for real this time.
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This includes a wide range of offerings, from boxing to HIIT (high intensity interval training) to yoga.
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Taken as a whole, these findings suggest that very short interval sessions can provide quick, potent exercise.
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CLUSTERS, GAPS and OUTLIERS A cluster is formed when several data points lie in a small interval.
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Bars drawn above the corresponding intervals represent the number or percentage of values falling in each interval.
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Then we just repeat the same process for the next interval, and the next, and so on.
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So I'm technically using the velocity at the end of the time interval—and this is wrong.
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But the interval-trained mice seemed in many ways younger than they had been at the start.
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Using an app called Runner's Interval Timer helped me monitor these intervals and made training much easier.
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In the same interval, the broad-based U.S. S&P 22020 equity index has risen almost 20183%.
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I think almost everyone can find a few minutes in their day for a short interval workout.
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They also used many different approaches to interval and endurance exercise, making the findings difficult to interpret.
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It has a credibility interval of 4 percentage points for the likely voters who watched the debate.
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As the animal repeats the cycle over and over, its brain learns to track that 15-second interval.
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"The interval between [bleaching events] seem to be getting shorter and the temperatures are getting warmer," he added.
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Anabel Chew, WeBarre co-founder, just opened her second studio in Singapore which offers high-intensity interval training.
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"We still think that for today, for now, 14 days is the right interval to use," she added.
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They starred opposite each other as lovers in the May-September romantic drama Interval (1973), her final film.
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In addition, Justin Timberlake will be performing his new single "Can't stop the feeling" during the final's interval.
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This helps to maintain energy during high-intensity exercise such as lifting weights, circuit workouts, and interval runs.
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With SuperPhone's patent-pending Never Lose Touch, you choose a time interval and create several custom reconnection messages.
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The thought of doing high intensity interval training while sweating in a room full of strangers petrified me.
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The exercise groups did interval training for 35 minutes on a stationary bike, including spurts at maximum intensity.
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It included 7,473 American adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 1 percentage point.
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That is based on a survey of 1,162 registered voters, with a confidence interval of 3 percentage points.
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China, by contrast, unloaded, during the same interval, a whopping $493.49 billion of its exports on U.S. markets.
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It packs all of the X-E2S's features including 1080p/60fps video recording, interval timer and Wi-Fi.
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The industry structure is essentially a duopoly between Wyndham's vacation exchange business, RCI, and Interval Leisure Group, Inc.
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Shards of thought, slivers, antenna, broken, traveling in movement, existing as such–always because the interval is there.
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The online survey of roughly 1,703 adults has a credibility interval of plus or minus 2.7 percentage points.
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Dry summers lead to wet winters, but the interval between the two becomes the prime season for wildfires.
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The poll did not have a margin of error, but had a credibility interval of 3.5 percentage points.
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He modified his carb-heavy diet, and also started high-intensity interval training alternating between jogs and sprints.
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And the error was on track to exceed the specification before the end of the five-year interval.
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His work, often dissonant, made abundant use of the musical interval known as the diminished fifth, or tritone.
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Cowen also said he'd be interested to get further information on the patients' condition after a longer interval.
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Music also made it more likely that people would report intending to continue interval training in the future.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the interval one must work at Starbucks before receiving I.V.F. benefits.
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This would be shameful enough if the interval between the bail proceeding and trial were a short one.
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I may also do some high-intensity interval training like sprints on a bike or sets of boxing.
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When her early interval times showed she was threatening to take over the lead, not everyone was surprised.
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She also does interval training — on treadmills and rowing machines — to hone her anaerobic fitness and her explosiveness.
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Oh, and by "small time interval" I mean something like an hour; we're not talking about microseconds here.
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High intensity interval training, was also up 10 percent, and regular old stair climbing saw 9 percent growth.
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Get bogged down in technical terms like diatonic interval and chromatic diesis and you risk sounding gratingly wonkish.
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It included 1,233 likely voters and had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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Maybe my time interval of 100 seconds was too long, which would cause my estimate to be off.
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"We're just shedding light on an interval on human evolutionary history that was previously completely dark," he said.
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She then appeared not to understand Switzer's questions about interval training — workouts designed to improve a runner's speed.
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From that I can calculate the change in momentum for each object over a short time interval (Δt).
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This window also allows you to set an interval of inactivity after which the backlighting will shut down.
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Insanity and P353X are high-intensity interval training (aka "HIIT"), but with extremely short rest periods between intervals.
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Athletes have long used interval sessions as part of a varied weekly training program to improve their competitiveness.
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A large study found that M.R.I.s detected tumors missed by mammograms, cutting interval cancers by half or more.
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She then appeared not to understand Switzer's questions about interval training — workouts designed to improve a runner's speed.
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The poll included 3,992 respondents and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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Girelli opened the scoring with a retaken, VAR-awarded penalty before netting again either side of the interval.
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In the studies, the interval routines that work best require more than just a few minutes of activity.
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Congress granted the waiver (at the time, the interval between active duty and defense secretary service was 10 years).
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It gathered responses from 1,008 people and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 6 percentage points.
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The poll was conducted through the Ipsos Online Panel System, and its precision was measured using a credibility interval.
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In this case, the poll has a credibility interval of plus or minus 2.5 percentage points for all respondents.
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After starting interval training, you don't touch the goggles again — unless you want to pause for a bathroom break.
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It gathered responses from 1,608 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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First, sustained aerobic exercise beats weight-lifting and high-intensity interval training for encouraging the production of brain cells.
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The survey of 1,289 people was conducted over five days and has a credibility interval of 3 percentage points.
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It gathered responses from 2,237 people and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 2 percentage points.
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Both presidential polls included 1,115 respondents and had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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The margin of error for this portion of the sample (n=934) was +/- 4.5% with a 95% confidence interval.
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It has a credibility interval of 22016 percentage points, meaning results could vary in either direction by that amount.
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Users need to set the interval to balance system constraints on devices with what a camera may be filming.
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The credibility interval is higher for subsets based on gender, age and race, as the sample size is reduced.
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Now, the classical training program followed by elites includes interval runs, fast steady runs, long runs, and recovery runs.
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The USPSTF says more research will have to be done until an "optimal interval" for depression screenings is decided.
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During the same interval, the euro strengthened 4.2 percent against the dollar, and 21.9 percent in trade-weighted terms.
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This leads to a period where HD 131399Ab is bathed in constant sunlight — an interval that lasts 140 years.
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The moment of birth, the moment of death, a topology of the universe, it all depends on the interval.
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He had been called the "Grim Sleeper" because of a perceived interval in the killings, between 1988 and 2002.
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Emerson's poll contacted 1,85033 registered voters in the state with a credibility interval of 3 percentage points between Oct.
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Each summer gets one vertical line, the histogram (grey steps) shows how frequent summers were in each temperature interval.
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You can track your stats on different types of workouts too, like yoga, cycling, running, interval training, and more.
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A significant death takes place in the interval between two of the chapters and is mentioned only in passing.
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High-intensity interval cardio doesn't burn any more fat than traditional cardio, according to new research in Obesity Reviews.
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You can also see that there is an option to place a fixed dollar amount at a specified interval.
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Ong took the notoriously difficult song's myriad of vocal runs and huge interval leaps — and made it look easy.
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The credibility interval, which SurveyUSA reports instead of a margin of error, was plus or minus 5.4 percentage points.
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A musical tritone, aka the "Devil's interval," has a frequency ratio of 45:32 and is thus very dissonant.
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It gathered responses from 2,237 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of two percentage points.
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The US government subsidized at least 116 experiments (that we know of) over this interval to unlock its secrets.
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Aerobic activities like jogging and interval training can make our cells biologically younger, according to a noteworthy new experiment.
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Runners have used interval training for more than 100 years, alternating between sprints and jogging to improve their endurance.
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But typical high-intensity interval workouts, in practice, are lengthier and less convenient than many of us might hope.
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Smarter Living: If you only have a few minutes to work out, one option is high-intensity interval training.
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"I went backstage during the interval and she was just lying down on a chaise longue," Ms. Jaffe recalled.
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While talking, we realized that the interval aspect of my new running routine was enabling this state of mind.
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We now have a study showing that we can find interval cancers with MRI at a pretty substantial rate.
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Victor Moses equalised and Payet's delightful free kick put the Hammers ahead at the interval before they raced away.
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It gathered responses from 4,174 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of two percentage points.
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Like Igloi, Tabori preached interval training, which involves frequent repetitions of the same distance, with slight rest periods between.
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If the hackers were successful in breaching the company's network, they could have erased their tracks in the interval.
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It gathered responses from 1,278 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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It gathered responses from 1,111 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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The 3 percentage-point spread is just outside the poll's 443 percentage point credibility interval, a measure of precision.
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Boot camps and high-intensity interval training classes are great, but they can also send your stress hormones skyrocketing.
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The poll included 1,099 likely voters and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3.4 percentage points.
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Many pursue high-intensity interval training in hopes that it will lead to a sculpted body and weight loss.
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Once you've found a meaningful sub-interval, make sure you're giving yourself lots of ways to measure it, Arent says.
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"Each cell will fire at a different moment in time until they fill out the entire time interval," Eichenbaum said.
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It had been an impressive half from Argentina but the game was to take a twist shortly after the interval.
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As long as you feel confident and comfortable, that is the most important thing, whatever shaving interval that may be.
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New rules would affect all operators, including big players like Diamond, Interval Leisure Group, Marriott Vacations Worldwide and Wyndham Worldwide.
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Former presidents who run again after an interval, as 38 did between 1998 and 2006, are less assured of victory.
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Organisers track them down by reviewing interval times to see if a runner's speed is unrealistically quick or varies suspiciously.
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This small interval -- and especially his New York loss -- shifts the odds to dead even and perhaps better for Trump.
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Last year, PEOPLE reported on an Australian woman who experienced this extremely rare phenomenon, known as superfetation or interval birth.
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The poll of Americans' concerns and travel plans have a credibility interval - a measure of accuracy - of 3.8 percentage points.
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Finally, artist and theorist Menkman, who is interested in glitch and embracing digital accidents, contributes DCT Syphoning the 64th Interval.
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At some point in the class, there would be an interval section with intentional rest periods built in, she said.
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"I absolutely think exercise — whether it's running or interval training — is really paramount to good mental health," says the actress.
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The May 5-17 poll has a credibility interval, a measure of the poll's precision, of about 2 percentage points.
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Apple will launch watchOS 4 alongside its new wearable, and it features a new mode for high intensity interval training.
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And there are only certain times you can buy into the fund or unload your shares (thus, the "interval" tag).
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The Ipsos survey of 1,000 individuals was conducted June 14-85033 and has a credibility interval of 3.5 percentage points.
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Each time after a decent interval, the sides tend to find ways to restore most or all their diplomatic staff.
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Only the interval walkers now showed significant improvements in both physical endurance and memory performance, and their gains were linked.
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The poll of more than 6,000 people has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of about 1.5 percentage points.
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The poll, which has a confidence interval of 5 percentage points, posed two questions to two separate polls of voters.
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It gathered responses from 1,006 adults and had a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of about 4 percentage points.
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It allows users to increase intensity as they please and can handle both interval training workouts and power sprint routines.
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Perhaps most important, "the animals had tolerated the high-intensity interval training well," despite their advanced ages, Dr. Troen says.
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He held this position, with the exception of another two-year Republican interval in the early 1950s, until his retirement.
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I usually just do strength and interval training, but for a month I tried to incorporate yoga into my routine.
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After playing around a bit, I got a time interval of 21.5 milliseconds—so actually about 24.755 frames per second.
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It gathered responses from 1,005 U.S. adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 4 percentage points.
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Washington now merely hopes that Mr. Khalilzad, an experienced diplomat born in Afghanistan, can deliver a decent interval of stability.
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Unfortunately, however, Gibala noted that most of the proven high-intensity interval workouts take 25 or 30 minutes to complete.
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Many of these affected genes, especially in the cells of the interval trainers, are believed to influence the ability of mitochondria to produce energy for muscle cells; the subjects who did the interval workouts showed increases in the number and health of their mitochondria — an impact that was particularly pronounced among the older cyclists.
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 7883 percentage points for the combined group of Democrats and independents.
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The key to losing fat as fast as humanly possible is to do high-intensity interval training (HIIT) instead, they argue.
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The June 17-21 poll of 1,100 likely voters has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3.4 percentage points.
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Professor Eulalie (Lally) Hicks of Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry with some random woman during the interval of #CursedChildNYC pic.twitter.
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High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is a training method that includes short intense bursts of activity followed by periods of rest.
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Schmidt had doubts they would find anything resembling an infallible post-mortem interval but thought even a minor improvement worth pursuing.
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The app organized all the interval data in a grid by sets, pace per 100 meters, stroke rate, and stroke type.
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And there are hundreds of workout skills listed, ranging from five-minute core and cardio to Tabata interval training and squats.
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The online poll included 1,063 likely voters and had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of about 3.5 percentage points.
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You have to condense all that action into a different time interval to see what they're doing collectively as a group.
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According to Silva, this fabric is best for summer runs in the heat, hot yoga, indoor cycling classes, and interval training.
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A new album would mark the longest interval between new studio sets for the band, which formed in London in 1962.
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High-intensity interval training, Pilates and resistance training appear to be the best physical activities for postmenopausal women, the authors conclude.
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Yes, this is significantly smaller than the acceleration based on the 30 second time interval from the show—I'm actually surprised.
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And the "share" jar can go, at an interval you see fit, towards a cause that your child is excited about.
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It included responses from 3,440 "new" Republican and independent voters – a sample that has a credibility interval of 2 percentage points.
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It has a credibility interval of 3 percentage points, meaning that the results could vary in either direction by that amount.
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" Cartwright said that she starting working out more, and found that running and interval training "really helped jumpstart my weight loss.
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If the outcome ends up anywhere in that rather wide 80 percent confidence interval, does that mean the forecast was "accurate"?
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There is no "optimal interval" yet New Jersey is currently the only US state that requires depression screenings for pregnant women.
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London's latest fitness class takes exercising on ice to a whole other level, with high-intensity interval training (HIIT) on ice.
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Both devices accurately identified the four swim strokes and accurately counted swim distance and laps during the middle of an interval.
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A bout of interval training performed immediately before strength training, for example, has been shown to blunt gains in muscle mass.
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The acoustics in the auditorium are excellent; at the interval, the smell of freshly baked, Proust-bitingly-good madeleines wafts in.
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The poll was conducted among 1,85033 American adults from May 22-23 and has a credibility interval of 6 percentage points.
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If performed consistently and with proper form, interval training programs like these can be just as good as traditional workout plans.
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Any putative peace process is cover to provide the proverbial decent interval for the U.S. to withdraw most of its forces.
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Looking at the frames when the weapon's blue blast is in contact with Bob, I get an interval of 0.167 seconds.
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It's apparent now that some women can develop an abuse, then an addiction after a short interval of using pain pills.
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After an interval featuring mainly turnovers and missed shots, Roach's driving layup pulled Texas within 54-53 with 1:29 left.
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"We thought these animals should have existed during this interval, but always understood they would be difficult to recognize," Evans said.
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Prior to teletext, the vertical blanking interval was an underutilized information canal, used merely for closed captioning data and test signals.
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Gerren Liles, a personal trainer and fitness instructor based in New Jersey, teaches high-intensity interval training, strength and cardio circuits.
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But despite this expansiveness, the 2018 recommendations do not cover some types or aspects of exercise, including high-intensity interval training.
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The widely reported figure of 4,645 was simply the midpoint of that statistical window, known as a 95 percent confidence interval.
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Three patients died in the interval between when Mount Carmel received its first official complaint and when it removed Dr. Husel.
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Training to change your body typically involves a mixture of HIIT (high-intensity interval training), weights, mobility work, and recovery time.
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A total of 29 witnesses have testified for the prosecution in the trial, which resumed Monday after a two-month interval.
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The researchers began by gathering 30 men and women who were inactive in general and had not tried interval training before.
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Ultimately, the animals would sprint uphill for one minute followed by a minute of walking, with that interval repeated four times.
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Those who had shown little response to endurance training generally showed a robust improvement after the interval sessions, and vice versa.
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When, finally, months later, news came of his death, from pneumonia, James waited a decent interval—twenty-four hours—before proposing.
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The survey of 1,85033 likely voters was conducted June 27 through July 1 with a credibility interval of 3.5 percentage points.
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The latest version of watchOS also comes with new fitness tracking features, like the ability to track high intensity interval training.
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Participants in this "High Intensity Interval Painting" workout get to sweat and take home a handmade, albeit rushed, work of art.
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The July 8-12 included 1,146 likely voters and has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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The greatest differences were seen in the operations of genes after people had practiced high-intensity interval training for 12 weeks.
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Each artist will be programmed to begin and end at a time designated through chance operations within the 120-minute interval.
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It gathered responses from 1,132 Democrats and independents and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of 3 percentage points.
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But there are some important nuances about high-intensity interval training, or HIIT, that have gotten lost in all the excitement.
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And, as with any discussion about health, goals and context matter hugely — and intense interval training may not be for everyone.
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For this reason, athletes have long used the interval technique to up their game, said Mayo Clinic exercise researcher Michael Joyner.
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Each period included between 1,300 and 2,000 responses and had a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points.
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"What you need is a meaningful sub-interval," says James Heathers, a postdoctoral fellow at Northeastern University who specializes in research methodology.
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In fact, the Pacific Rim countries accounted for 60 percent of America's total trade deficit in this year's January-to-September interval.
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It gathered responses from 1,116 adults and has a credibility interval, a measure of precision, of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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Compared with the other two exercise programs, interval training "really had a more robust effect" on the machinery of cells, she said.
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How high-intensity interval training could stall aging But if you don't brag about it later on Facebook, does it really count?
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The steps originate from a domed temple and vary in height so the cascading water makes a different sound at each interval.
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This is the result of a deal last year to spin off Starwood's timeshare business and combine it with Interval Leisure Group.
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It is divided into two main sections: the singing and the voting (with Timberlake performing "Can't Stop the Feeling!" in the interval).
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It has a credibility interval, a measure of accuracy, of 3 percentage points, meaning results could vary by that much either way.
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Plus, Under Armour told me that it can differentiate between recovery walking (like during interval training), and when your workout is over.
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The poll had a credibility interval of 4 percentage points, meaning that the two candidates should be considered about even in support.
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The hour is not a precise interval, but it captures a larger push to get victims medical attention sooner rather than later.
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After 10 years of employment with the company, employees may take a sabbatical of 30 business days at every five year interval.
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"Thus the bank's common equity tier 1 ratio slightly exceeded the upper limit of the target interval," it said in the report.
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"During the 2 minutes on the high-intensity interval, you can't go all out because you're going to burn out," Perkins warns.
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To keep you on your toes, the app focuses on interval training, switching from one exercise to the next every 30 seconds.
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