Sentence examples for a gap time from inspiring English sources

Responders who completed the follow-up survey while deployed were assigned a gap time of zero days.

Conversely, in simulation studies often a gap time scale is used [ 3, 4, 6, 16], sometimes by defining constant hazards.

Only in the case of a constant hazard rate does this model reduce to a gap time model due to the memorylessness of the exponential distribution.

The cumulative hazards strongly differ from each other; this is contradictory to results we would expect in a gap time model.

In contrast, in a gap time model, the yearly fall rate would be expected to not differ between both observational periods.

In particular, simulation studies often generate data from a gap time perspective, where the time and thus the risk process is reset after each event, which simplifies the simulation process.

The increase in the duration of the succeeding call after a long gap (time gap with the previous call) could thus serve as an act of relationship repair.

Interestingly, we observe a zero hazard for the gap time to the second event within the first 30 days.

But if you think about it, there is almost always a gap in time — however infinitesimal it may seem — between seeing and comprehending.

And so Harper leaves — and there's still a gap, this time between us and the full righteous fury of a jilted fan base.

There was a gap in time where Bridget was not writing letters back to Charlotte, which was worrisome.