Sentence examples for early timeliness from inspiring English sources

However, improved sensitivity is associated with decreased early timeliness performance, particularly at higher false alarm rates.

For early warning surveillance, timeliness is crucial.

However, for early outbreak detection, timeliness is most important and the circular-based scan performed better at cluster detection compared to a flexible scanning window during the early stages of an outbreak [ 44].

This simple, low cost tool appears practicable and effective in an Aboriginal community setting in improving early childhood vaccination timeliness and has high potential for local adaptation to suit the needs of diverse communities.

Our retrospective analysis of historical data suggests that, compared with the EARS algorithms, the negative binomial cusum provides greater sensitivity for the detection of outbreaks of RRv disease at low false alarm levels, and decreased timeliness early in the outbreak period.

The book will be out in August but my chapter is being released early due to its timeliness.

If we assume that the ultimate repayment rate will continue to improve in proportion to the timeliness of early repayment installments, an ultimate repayment rate of between 85% and 95% would be a reasonable prediction for today's loans.

The used methods were chosen to allow study of the systems' early warning capacity, especially timeliness.

This study compared the frequency and timeliness of early reperfusion therapy and treatment with secondary prevention medications after acute MI in RA patients and controls.

Time from conception to the next study visit (which could be the first study visit) for all women in the study, assessing timeliness of early pregnancy exposure assessment.

Evidence of effectiveness is starting to emerge with regards to improving uptake of cancer screening, earlier stage at diagnosis, timeliness of care, adherence to treatment, hospital utilisation and patient satisfaction [ 4– 13].