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midinterval

noun

Etymology

From mid- + interval.

  1. derived from intervallum — “space between, interval, distance, interval of time, pause, difference; literally, space between two palisades or walls”
  2. derived from intervalle
  3. inherited from interval
  4. prefixed as midinterval — “mid + interval”

Definitions

  1. The midpoint of an interval

    • Likewise, mean FC levels in controls were significantly higher than in study subjects and above the upper limit of the normal range at midinterval and before the infusion (Fig 2C ).

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