Static data structure is used for slide presentation objects that include presenter status, presentation mode, slide number, cursor position, zoom data, scrollbar data and video function.
Based on the data in Table 1, WebELS VPB data for cursor-based presentation mode does not pose high bandwidth utilization since the data size is very small and slide control events are not that frequent.
For VPB data in pen-based presentation mode, the more annotation is done, the larger the data sent every mouse release.
For pen-based presentation mode, data size depends on how many the annotation is.
Pooled data from both presentation modes were analysed as the data sets provided similar results (no statistically significant differences) when analysed separately.
One of these screens (the 'MD Index' screen) was a gateway into multiple different modes of data presentation, while the other (the 'Synopsis' screen) presented a graphical view of vital sign trends alongside timed MAR and lab data.
The original two-level mode of data presentation (a broad view of the region of latent periodicity and a second level indicating conservative fragments of its structure) was further developed to enable us to obtain the estimate, without redundancy, that latent periodicity regions make up ∼10% of the analyzed genomes.
Despite being statistically flawless, this mode of data presentation renders it difficult for clinicians and patients to estimate the clinical benefit in terms of an adjunctive treatment [ 32], as direct information on the degree of clinical success rate is not provided.
For WebELS cursor-based presentation mode, the VPB data contains slide control which range from 34 to 54 bytes, which is transmitted to the server for update every slide control events.
No data were available on the change in presentation mode (GP versus emergency presentation) as a result of the campaign.
