Sentence examples for expected number of days from inspiring English sources
These, in turn, predict different expected number of days infected mosquitoes will live (and bite), thereby changing their predicted vectorial capacity.
The results of the negative binomial models were summarized as mutually adjusted Ratios of Expected Number of Days with reduced activities (RENDs).
Therefore, prolonged bleeding disrupts household patterns in such a way hat family and community members may become aware of a woman's situation if her period persists for more than the expected number of days.
In each age class and for each respiratory condition, the percentage contribution of breathing problems to all-cause hospitalizations and limitations in daily activities in the past three months was obtained by dividing the hospitalization risk and the expected number of days with reduced activities specifically due to respiratory disorders, by the corresponding component of the total burden.
For example, it is forbidden for a menstruating woman to perform many religious activates, like prayer; therefore, prolonged bleeding disrupts household patterns in such a way that family and community members may become aware of a woman's situation if her period persists for more than the expected number of days [ 6, 7].
3) Under 1 above, if each day two prisoners are allowed to meet at random, discuss and exchange their keys, what is the expected number of days it will take for a pair to know that they can open all the locks with the keys they have?
** Expected number of visits/hospital days for each site is as follows: 7 hospital days for site 1; 3 visits for monitoring at each site except at site 1 where there are only 2 such visits; 130 visits for DOT (sites 2, 5 and 6), 123 visits for DOT (site 1), and 10 visits for DOT (sites 3 and 4); 120 visits to 'treatment supporter' (sites 3 and 4).
First, all but the youngest of mosquitoes had a greater probability of surviving through the EIP in the constant mortality model and therefore contributed more to C*. Second and more importantly, the expected number of days a mosquito will live once it has survived the EIP (and subsequently the expected number of bites an infectious mosquito delivers before it dies) differed between models.
Hence during high-volume days, such as Sundays, these models underestimate the expected number of visits.
Expected number of failures.
