The phrase "at future time points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing events or measurements that will occur at specific moments in the future.
Example: "The study will assess the participants' progress at future time points to determine the effectiveness of the intervention."
Alternatives: "at later dates" or "at subsequent time intervals".
Rather, the relative density of tracks indicates the comparative probability of a hurricane being in a given region at future time points.
Using only the expression levels of the inferred regulators the inferred model can predict the dynamics of the target at future time points.
This is expected; if a monkey is turning toward the target faster than its mean turn velocity at a given time after a target step, than the steering error is going to be less than the average error for that target step at future time points.
It is important to note, however, that values of DFA of 0.5 indicate a completely random, or white noise process, while values <0.5 represent an anti-persistent time-series, where the behavior of the system at future time points is antagonistic to that of its past and present.
In this light, we could predict 5 41% of the genes that would be overexpressed at future time points of the infection.
We have assumed that the mean difference in outcomes at the three month follow-up point was maintained at future time points.
Right censoring is a real problem in using the case reproduction number to track an epidemic in real time, since the estimator for Rc (t) at time t is seen in equation (10) to rely on knowing the incidence at future time-points.
In a time-to-event analysis with competing risks only a proportion of the observations are known at follow-up, individuals appearing as noncases may become cases, but at a future time point we do not know, or may be lost to follow-up due to emigration.
In line with our prior work (Ruginski et al., 2016), we hypothesized that participants viewing the cone of uncertainty would report that the hurricane was larger at a future time point.
Given the fact that the estimated near likely node has a belief probability to be in the neighborhood in the future, it is possible that when a data query arrives at a future time point, the near likely node has already moved out of the neighborhood of the collector node.
