Sentence examples for As timeliness from inspiring English sources

As timeliness may be crucial in the case of an outbreak, sources conveying as early outbreak indicators as possible should be identified.

As timeliness was only able to be calculated for outbreaks that were detected, an additional outcome variable 'adjusted timeliness' was derived to enable the generation of complete timeliness data by allocating a value of 28 days as the timeliness result if an outbreak was undetected.

The MWA programme was designed by the government to allow some jobseekers to "move closer to the labour market" and learn or re-learn disciplines such as timeliness, working under supervision and other work-related disciplines.

The prosperity of big data applications is a thrust of drawing attention to the system performance such as timeliness, computational and communication resources.

The increasing complexity of current and future distributed systems requires that middleware solutions be carefully designed to meet essential properties such as timeliness, efficiency, reliability, and scalability.

It was no coincidence, Davidson thus argues, that the schools of the industrial age focused on building learning skills – such as timeliness and order – which reflected the hierarchical structure of mechanical society.

Adam McKay's scathing "The Big Short," an adaptation of the Michael Lewis book chronicling the 2008 mortgage debt meltdown and the Wall Street outsiders who saw it coming, closed the festival, winning strong notices for its energy and timeliness as well as the strength of its ensemble, led by Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling and, in a small role, Brad Pitt.

For maximum utility, the recommendations are grouped according to their anticipated impact on survey operations, quality and timeliness as well as pacing.

Hulton et al., in relation to facility-based maternal health services, suggest quality of care is defined by effectiveness, timeliness, as well as the upholding of basic reproductive rights [ 7, 11].

With Britain mired in a carnivorous scandal last winter (horse DNA was found in "beefburgers" processed by the meat multinationals Findus and Comigel), "Idiopathy" benefits as much from timeliness as from the slow, cud-chewing digressions native only to the novel, and, perhaps, to the four substomachs of cattle.

An increase in direct laboratory reporting of diagnoses to MHS would improve timeliness, as would the use of fax rather than post or e-mail.