Sentence examples for based on time intervals from inspiring English sources

To determine concordance in acute findings, a stratified analysis is planned based on time intervals to nursing and SLT evaluation.

We study the feasibility of detecting botnet activity without having seen a complete network flow by classifying behavior based on time intervals.

The fitting of the food-flow was based on time intervals of 4 minutes.

Of 32 cases, 17 (53%) were epidemiologically linked to case X (i.e. secondary cases) based on time intervals, personal contacts, or meeting places (Table 1), and 11 cases (34%) were certainly or possibly linked to a secondary case (i.e. tertiary cases).

We used the experts-views and reduced the prediction intervals based on time series models and past forecast errors for the short and medium term.

To identify the best cutoff point for separating patients into good and poor survival, a manual receiver operator characteristic analysis based on time to first failure (disease-free interval, DFS) was performed for the AR ER ratio – and the optimal cutoff point of 2.0 was determined.

Wake model fits based on short time intervals of length 15sec ≤ T ≤ 10 min within three months of data reveal a strong wake flow variability, resulting in rather broad distributions for the wake expansion parameter.

This aims at the elimination of all preventive scheduled maintenance based on fixed time intervals and execution of only corrective maintenance that has been predicted and turned into scheduled maintenance facilitated by proper support.

Wi-Fi uses contention based quality of service, where subscribers try to access the access point based on random time intervals.

These two models also relied on similar data selection and pre-processing as described above (with some differences; for example model B used data corrected for the diamagnetic effect and models B and F were based on different time intervals).

The US Preventive Services Task Force guidelines and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommendations were used to define cancer screening and prevention measures based on recommended time intervals and relevant age ranges [ 14- 17].