DeLillo's too fine of a sentence-maker to ever write a truly bad book, but the end of the Cold War seemed to have stripped him of much of his timeliness, most of his drive, and almost all of his sense of humor.
Since its adoption in 1997, the AFP surveillance system in Iraq has proven its efficacy in detecting AFP cases and successfully met most of the timeliness and completeness parameters of surveillance.
Four characteristics, usefulness, simplicity, data completeness, and timeliness were most commonly rated by the panel as ' very/extremely' practical to assess in an injury surveillance system.
However, for early outbreak detection, timeliness is most important and the circular-based scan performed better at cluster detection compared to a flexible scanning window during the early stages of an outbreak [ 44].
Our own Michael Billington, too, praised the revival, arguing it was "terrifyingly topical in its portrait of an individualistic society in which the few thrive at the expense of the many" and concluding: "What strikes one most … is its vivid timeliness, in a world where isolated female success still obscures the plight of the majority".
This is devastating when timeliness is the most important component of the containment.
But what resonates the most isn't the film's timeliness or its shootouts or even its brooding stars, Chris Pine and Ben Foster, but the supporting performance of Jeff Bridges, as a renegade cop close to retirement.
Management practices, such as the timing of LP realization or antibiotics in relation to the return of CT scan or CSF results are the most important factors associated with antibiotic timeliness.
Timeliness may be the most important attribute that IHR 2005 will have to demonstrate to be effective.
In most RCTs, adjudicating the coverage and timeliness of initial therapy is clouded by the time window allowed to enrol patients in the specific clinical trial.
