The difficulty in defining timeliness, when put in a judicial context, also explains why the Federal Court has little ground to stand on to merit punishing government departments that choose to delay.
This consensus indicates that a solid ground exists for defining timeliness of care between the different parties in the health care setting.
Removing preemption gives the ability to define the timeliness in our architecture and removes the need of storing states and variables of ongoing events and loading them back, which significantly reduces the memory usage and time needed for transitions.
The policy defines applicability of timeliness for the data source (Twitter).
The algorithms' performance was assessed using sensitivity, specificity and timeliness defined by Hutwagner et al. and Cowling and al [ 15, 17].
Hulton et al., in relation to facility-based maternal health services, suggest quality of care is defined by effectiveness, timeliness, as well as the upholding of basic reproductive rights [ 7, 11].
First, we define the reliability requirement and timeliness requirement from the business view.
Fugini, et al. [25] define completeness, currency, internal consistency, timeliness, importance, source reliability and confidentiality for cooperative web information systems.
Besides assessing selection bias, our study aimed to define characteristics of the population (e.g. vaccine coverage and timeliness) and the design (e.g. ability to document vaccine status) that would inform the design and execution of a real case-control study of rotavirus vaccine after its introduction into Kenya.
At Dow Theory Forecasts, timeliness is defined using three category scores from our Quadrix® stock-rating system: Historically, all three of these category scores have been helpful in picking year-ahead winners.
