The response variable is the restricted time to event, X = min(T, t∗).
For conventional probes used at room temperature, it is impossible to assess that SNTO conditions are fulfilled, if the deviation is less than about ΔSNTO=0.05 for a restricted time of spin-noise signal averaging (see Supporting Information).
However, because the mean survival time may not be well estimated from the observed data due to a high percentage of censored observations [ 40], an alternative mean restricted survival duration was proposed and defined as the population average event-free durations for a restricted time of t* [ 41, 83].
Although using a restricted time period allows one to circumvent the issue of extrapolating lifetime costs and is often used in practice, a restricted time period cost has important limitations.
Intensive training focusing on selected, individual activities in a group setting in the children's local environment over a restricted time frame, may seem to be a cost effective and motivating way of optimising function in young children with CP.
However, technical difficulties have limited such studies on myelin protein kinetics, as brain slices are only viable for a restricted time period, which we estimate to be up to 7 h.
The amount of images is increasing rapidly which makes transferring and storing them problematic because of several reasons, such as a limited bandwidth of communication channel, a limited memory space, a restricted time available for transferring data to customers, and so forth.
First, the issues related to censoring in a restricted time period will be tackled.
However, a delayed submission makes only sense within a restricted time period after the detection.
"When people are on a restricted time and budget London is always top of their list".
Electrophysiological studies in animals have shown coordinated reactivation of neuronal ensembles during a restricted time period of behavioral inactivity that immediately followed active encoding.
