Sentence examples similar to average time alive from inspiring English sources
The mean duration of recent infection (MDRI) – the average time spent alive and 'recently' infected, while infected for less than some time cut-off, denoted by T. The false-recent rate (FRR) – the probability that a randomly chosen patient, infected for longer than T, will produce a 'recent' result.
In this work, α was taken to be 1%, following an evaluation of the estimate of average time to 'cure' to the proportion of 'fatal' cases remaining alive.
In this study, following a sensitivity analysis, average time to cure was defined as the point at which 1% of 'fatal' cases were still alive (De Angelis et al, 1999).
Average time to 'cure' (Tc) provides the time at which only a proportion, α, of 'fatal' cases are still alive.
Average time to cure is estimated as the time at which an arbitrary but small proportion of 'fatal' cases is still alive.
"We are big time alive, though.
The average time was 57 days.
The average time is 13 minutes.
The average time since diagnosis at which cure can reasonably be declared is sensitive both to the sample size and to the (arbitrary) percentage of 'fatal' cases still alive that is used to determine the average time of cure.
The average time is 0.42 s.
