Sentence examples for exponential duration from inspiring English sources

If we would assume an exponential duration of disease with parameter δ (the inverse of the duration of disease), then in an interval of length T (1.5 years) we would observe a fraction 1-exp -δTT))/(δT) of the intervening incident cases at the following survey.

However, to account for more complex repression and activation mechanisms that other promoters may have, our model may need to relax the assumption of the exponential duration of the closed complex formation.

In the current situation, we have exponential duration of the infectious period, the infectious period stops at rate δ+ μ, and during this period an infective infects others at rate κ and κ(1− ε), respectively.

The exponential duration-amplitude distribution has also been observed for volcanic tremors in several other volcanoes and geothermal regions, suggesting that the tremor-generating process is scale bound (Benoit et al. 2003).

One possible explanation is that the steps have unequal durations or that a step has non-exponential duration (e.g. the open complex formation that involves structural changes of the DNA).

Eleven years of dynamics for Namawala, Tanzania with the full vector model and the simple exponential-durations model for human infections are shown in Figure 8, with the ITN campaign starting after one year at time 0. Dynamics with no ITNs is shown in Figure 8A, and the year-to-year variability caused by rainfall patterns during 1990 1999 68 is clearly visible.

Briefly, a monophasic truncated exponential shock (duration 5 ms) was delivered to the ventricles via a plate electrode setup, applied at a certain CI following the 10th preconditioning beat (apical stimulation, BCL 180 ms).

For global models, where growth and decline are both exponential, the duration is of order log(N), whereas for a spatial model with only local contacts growth goes only as a quadratic (in 2 dimensions), so that the duration is much longer, of order N.

Ultimately it highlights the risk of misleading recommendations based on modelling results when models including exponential infection durations are used for practical purposes.

To minimize this anticipation we used an exponential hold period duration (400 800 ms) between the onset of the targets and the onset of the checkerboard cue to reduce predictability.

And what we'll want to do now is increase, first, the parameter a, and the impulse response will begin to look like an exponential with a duration that's longer and longer as a moves from 0 to 1. Correspondingly we'll get more and more lowpass filtering as the coefficient a increases from 0 toward 1.