This article discusses three examples of delay (latency) in the appearance of signs and symptoms of poisoning after exposure to methylmercury.
For example, the range of latency period we have used, μ = 2.5 days and ν = 8.5 days, would not be long enough to simulate for low pathogenic AI LPAII) since the latent period of LPAI could reach over 2 weeks.
Some of those pathogens will persist and establish chronic infections (for example, human immunodeficiency virus and Plasmodium) that may lead to a state of latency (for example, tuberculosis), and transcript profiling may be used in those situations as a surveillance tool for monitoring disease progression or reactivation.
As an example, the latency of the P1 (of about 100 ms) corresponds to the length of the alpha period which is 100 ms for a typical alpha frequency of 10 Hz.
For example, non-neutral prioritization could improve the performance of latency and jitter-sensitive apps such as streaming media and real-time video conferencing, as it could provide a guaranteed minimum quality of service.
"Facebook Live, for example, has latency of 13+ seconds.
For example, the latency of AML development will be longer and the lifetime incidence will decrease if cycling rates of HSCs are slowed down after irradiation.
For example, although latency of response was slowed for complex reaction time 15 min after exposure onset this effect was observed only in the 0.5-ppm condition relative to the 0.05-ppm condition.
The atomic explosions in Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 provided dramatic examples of radiation carcinogenesis: after an average latency period of seven years, there was a marked increase in leukemia, followed by an increase in solid tumours of the breast, lung, and thyroid.
Examples of such features are: a) Delay effects – which describe the time of latency between an initial event and the actual damage.
