However, the severity of the syndrome depends on the rapidity of the onset of obstruction and its location [3].
On the contrary, the workers of non-dominant species forage solitary and their success depends on the rapidity of their attack and very effective venom, something noted in two ponerine species: Pachycondyla goeldii and Platythyrea modesta [25] [27].
Duration of restrictions in patient transfers and admissions depend on the rapidity to obtain screening results.
CAP prognosis depends on the rapidity of specific treatment, which should ideally be initiated within four hours and no later than eight hours after diagnosis [ 2, 3].
Successful treatment of the pulmonary hypertension depends on the rapidity with which the physician treating the underlying disease recognises that pulmonary hypertension is a major complicating factor in the clinical picture.
53 Indeed, both conditions are intricately interrelated and the fermentation of sugars reaching bacteria in the colon (malabsorption) or in the small intestine (SIBO) can register similarly in breath tests, depending on the underlying rapidity of intestinal transit and the composition of the microbiome, among other factors.
A regulatory overlap between different plant PCD types is suggested to operate depending on the inducing stimuli and rapidity with which cell death is required [ 6, 26].
So, whereas the frequency selectivity of the channel provides the information about which subcarriers along the entire transmission bandwidth are undergoing the best, the worst, and intermediate conditions, the fading rapidity indicates (i.e., depending on the carrier frequency and UE speed) approximately how long time the conditions over those subcarriers will be steady.
Our results show that a slower, more accurate diagnosis procedure, such as PCR testing, that can distinguish pandemic influenza from other influenza-like illnesses (ILI) is not guaranteed to make better use of an antiviral stockpile; this depends on both the rapidity of diagnosis (the effect of which we quantify) and the prevalence of non-pandemic influenza ILI.
Similarly, it is possible that the rapidity of AIV outbreaks in poultry increases the number of viral replications per unit time which, depending on the fitness of the mutations involved, may also increase evolutionary rates.
