Sentence examples for deployment duration from inspiring English sources

Lift nets were minimally damaged, but irrespective of the deployment duration, all hoop nets had broken/missing meshes (lost as marine debris), and those left for up to 12 days quickly became non-functional.

Colonies collected had different species compositions, but community structures exhibited no significant variations with vent field (9°N/13°N), deployment duration (< or >1 month), or type of colony.

Two animals were successfully released via a novel release-cage mechanism and displayed either no, or rapid (<15 mins) vertically stationary recovery periods and were not consumed by predators; data for these individuals were recorded for the entire deployment duration (14 days).

The development and implementation of electronic logbook system for fisheries [28], [29] may make a substantial contribution in European waters; providing spatially explicit information on gear deployment, duration of fishing and capture of target and non-target species.

Such differences may be accounted for by differences in deployment duration and the degree of combat exposure.

19 Independent variables were (1) mTBI episodes with LOC, (2) smoking history and (3) OIF/OEF deployment duration.

This capability allows for practically infinite deployment durations.

Other covariates evaluated included age, sex, military rank, educational status, marital status, branch of service, place of deployments, and duration of deployments.

However, effect size might vary considerably because of patient characteristics and care patterns (staff deployment and duration of inpatient stay), and further evidence is needed among the most at-risk groups where benefits are probably greatest, to enable prioritization of resources, particularly where vaccine shortages or resource limitations might exist.

Multiple logistic regression was used to determine which covariates (age, gender, number of deployments, and service duration) were predictors of latent class membership.

Also, it was assumed that the effectiveness and costs of the interventions are constant over time, irrespective of the duration of deployment.