Sentence examples for deferring time from inspiring English sources

Hence, deferring time to ART eligibility may increase the transmission of HIV, and accordingly, the LLIN-WF intervention described in this analysis could result in a number of potential new infections.

Our findings indicate that deferring time to ART eligibility could potentially result in an additional 2,800 new HIV infections not averted by ART in Kenya (Supplementary file, Section 3.2).

Moreover, the provision of these interventions can delay HIV progression in this population, moderate the growing demand for ART, and subsequently decrease ART-related costs by deferring time to ART eligibility.

In addition, we estimated the number of new HIV infections not averted by ART which could be attributed to deferring time to ART eligibility for those who received LLIN and WF, assuming 0.05 infections per person-year not on ART (31) (an extreme upper bound given that individuals are in HIV care and receive HIV counseling and condoms).

Future work should examine the feasibility of using limited HIV budgets to pay for LLIN-WF when current funds are insufficient to initiate new HIV patients on ART, and of using malaria budgets to provide LLIN-WF in the context of deferring time to ART eligibility.

Therefore, although the ROI of a LLIN-WF intervention remains favorable, deferring time to ART eligibility may not be acceptable from several standpoints including a public health or clinical standpoint, and the cost analysis offered in this article is only one element among others into the decision-making.

Deferring time-consuming tasks to a software system allows greater one-on-one teaching and learning time, a challenging prospect in the traditional classroom (Wolf 2002; Singh and Holt 2013).

The defer time is a product of the selected backoff value and a slot duration.

We could achieve full real-time for diffusion tensor imaging and deferred time for Q-ball imaging, using a single workstation.

I want the people who are helping to make our company great to have the opportunity to realize the economic rewards of their success in real-time, not deferred time.

As finally negotiated, the SALT II treaty set limits on the number of strategic launchers (i.e., missiles that can be equipped with multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles [MIRVs]), with the object of deferring the time when both sides' land-based ICBM systems would become vulnerable to attack from such missiles.