Cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) devices report percentage pacing as a diagnostic but cannot determine the effectiveness of each paced beat in capturing left-ventricular (LV) myocardium.
The model also provides original insights into the impact on the network of long-tail flow length distributions, and allows the effectiveness of "TCP pacing" in reducing the traffic burstiness to be evaluated analytically.
Current CRT-D devices report percent pacing but not the effectiveness of each LV paced beat.
This study used a randomized controlled design with three arms: control, the original PACE intervention, and PACE Plus intervention (enhanced with cross-cultural communication training) to test the comparative effectiveness of PACE with cross-cultural communication training, a proven asthma-based communication intervention for physicians.
Students are arguably in the best position to judge certain aspects of teaching that contribute to effectiveness, such as clarity, pace, legibility, audibility.
Residents, environmental groups and the New York State attorney general's office have lawsuits pending against some or all of the oil companies over the pace and effectiveness of their remediation work.
It might have been something of a blessing in disguise, however, as Paul Collingwood highlighted the effectiveness of taking the pace off the ball with figures of two for 11 from four overs.
The recent disclosures have further complicated matters for the administration, which has faced withering criticism from Republicans and Democrats over the pace and effectiveness of its effort to mitigate foreclosures.
Critics claimed that his new bowling action adopted in 1959 60 had made him legitimate but reduced his pace and effectiveness.
Although a leg injury reduced the pace and effectiveness of his bowling for much of the season, he scored 2,501 runs at an average of 54.36, the highest aggregate and average of his career, and took 132 wickets at 21.09.
