The phrase "alarm for each" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to setting an alarm for individual items or events, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "I need to set an alarm for each meeting scheduled today."
Alternatives: "alarm for every" or "alarm for each item".
This results in an increasing number of alarms for each operator to handle, thereby worsening total productivity.
Better still, it has a far lower "false alarm" rate, generating an average of ten false alarms for each fraudulent transaction, compared with 97 for its predecessor.Predict and provideThe next step, making useful predictions from real-time data, is some way off, though many BI vendors claim to be able to do it already.
Minehound produces only 20 false alarms for each mine found thanks to its combination of ground penetrating radar and metal detector.
Averaging the percentage of correctly identified "old" pictures, corrected for bias by subtracting the percentage of false alarms for each subject, for the initial test phase (mean %age ± SEM) the control Wake group correctly recognized 76.27±2.52 percent of the old pictures, 80.29±3.35 for the Immediate group, 80.30±3.73 for the 2-Hour group, and 81.96±2.20 for the 4-Hour group.
Specificity was estimated by calculating the fraction of days without alarms for each day of the week, month of the year, or calendar year.
Each subject completed 32 trials of each stimulus condition (96 total), leading to 64 potential hits and 64 potential false alarms for each condition (i.e., 128 responses considered for each d′ calculation) as well as 32 visual flashes per condition.
JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia, July 29 -- Ever since the seizure of two Israeli soldiers by Hezbollah sparked an Israeli offensive in Lebanon, Huda Fatani has set her alarm for 3 15 each morning, gotten up to perform her ablutions, then spent more than an hour on her knees praying for the Lebanese militia.
The same method of evaluation was used in this study, with the added evaluation of alarm frequency for each device, and the determination of the fluctuations in alarm relevance and clinical severity for individual patients.
You appreciate the challenges that America faces in global competitiveness when you learn that Phung is so obsessed with schoolwork that she sets her alarm for 3 a.m. each day.
The study considered a single alarm symptom for each type of cancer, although they are the most commonly reported alarm symptoms in primary care for the types of cancer considered here.
