The phrase "a sus" is not correct in standard written English.
It is a colloquial expression derived from "suspicious" or "suspect," often used in informal contexts, particularly in gaming or online communities.
Example: "I think he's acting a bit of a sus lately, always sneaking around."
Alternatives: "a suspicious person" or "a sketchy situation".
Veinticuatro estados requieren que las personas que saben que tienen el VIH revelen su condición a sus parejas sexuales y 14 estados requieren divulgación de la condición del VIH a las parejas con quien comparten agujas.
As shown in Fig. 19, the overall SUS score for the professional network prototype (section B of the questionnaire) was 68.5 (a SUS score above 68 can be considered above average), while the SUS score from expert users was 77.8 and the SUS score from users with medium expertise was 55.5 (below average).
Los emigrantes masculinos en la India corren un riesgo desproporcionadamente alto de contagiarse con el virus del sida no solamente por sus conductas sexuales en sus áreas de destino sino también debido a sus comportamientos de riesgo en su lugar de origen.
It was to be called "Salón de Belleza: El Regreso Los Muertosos Entierran a Sus Muertos," which could be translated as "Beauty Salon: The Return — The Dead Bury Their Dead".
The film was pressure bonded on a SUS plate using a 2-kg hand roller.
The mixture spread on a SUS plate was cured at 120 °C for 20 min.
Except for the reference, not a single device reached an SUS score equal or higher than 68.
Although Google Glass received only a marginal usability rating with an SUS score of 64.2 points, 60% of the participants rated the design as attractive, the handling as rather good and the complexity of the system as low.
On average, the respondents assigned the STRIP Assistant an SUS score of 63.25 out of a possible maximum of 100.
According to Bangor et al. [ 28], based on nearly 10 years of empirical evaluation of the SUS, an SUS score above 70 is acceptable, less than 50 should be a cause of significant concern, while scores between 50 and 70 are marginally acceptable.
We implement 802.11ac, an SUS [6] based MAC protocol, 802.11ac+, RR-11ac+, and PF-11ac+ on the MATLAB simulator.
