Sentence examples for data on interruptions from inspiring English sources

Florida Power and Light (FPL), the largest utility in Florida, has been providing reliability data on interruptions to our research.

No data on interruptions of ART or co-trimoxazole treatment were collected; for the purposes of surveillance, any patient already taking or started on ART or co-trimoxazole was considered to be taking it throughout TB treatment.

Time stamped data on tasks, interruptions and multitasking will be recorded on a handheld computer using the validated Work Observation Method by Activity Timing (WOMBAT) tool.

(2012) estimates the effect of military service on earnings and uses information on interruptions in the IABS merged with additional information on the reason for the interruption from pension data.

Safety data, including data on treatment interruption and dose modification, are described in detail elsewhere (Cassidy et al, 2002).

Based largely on data suggesting that interruptions in chest compressions worsen the chance of neurologically intact survival, the 2010 AHA guidelines on CPR and emergency cardiac care de-emphasized the primacy of airway maintenance and artificial respiration to shift the focus on maximizing uninterrupted circulation [ 3].

Patients requiring CVVH were audited, and data on length and causes of any interruptions were collected.

Most research on interruptions in health care settings has focused on the relationship between interruptions and negative outcomes.

Many people readily recognize that they face — or invite — continual interruption, but the emerging data on the scale of the problem may come as a surprise.

8 When treatment interruptions varied from 3 to 11 months, the mean time to relapse was found to be 3.1 months 4; this corresponds with the data on mean α4-integrin blockade dropping from 90%to30%0% by week 12 of dosing interruption and further to 10% at weeks 16 24.

However, there is little data on the associated bleeding risk for certain surgical procedures sometimes even causing an interruption of the therapy due to the fear of an increased risk of insatiable bleeding [ 18– 20].