Sentence examples for generation timeliness from inspiring English sources
Data collection presented two distinct challenges relative to evidence generation: timeliness and comprehensiveness.
To enable the generation of complete timeliness data for algorithm comparison, an additional outcome variable (adjusted timeliness) was also derived by allocating the total duration of each outbreak as the timeliness result if an outbreak was undetected.
As for me, I can't wait to get my book "Art of Being Alive" into the hands of millennials globally, it explores what leads to a meaningful life in our millennial generation; the relevance and timeliness of this body of work cannot be overstated.
Here we describe second generation STATseq, with improved timeliness, sensitivity, and scalability.
It's consummate, bravura draftsmanship, and I think this kind of high mannerism has perfect timeliness in the context of the current generation of painters who are dealing with figuration -- not a straight realistic figuration, but an expressive figuration.
It follows that the optimal way to define timeliness would be to base it on the generation interval, i.e. the time between infection of the index case and infection of its secondary case.
The three KPIs with the lowest compliance rates were "The timeliness of operation time" (62 %), "Prophylactic use of first generation cephalosporin antibiotics" (62 %), and "Delivery within 2 days of admission" (62 %).
The use of intervals such as latent period and generation time and the distributions of those intervals may allow better study of the concept of timeliness in infectious disease surveillance systems.
In power generation, the promotion of renewable energy, for example through accelerated planning processes for wind farms, was top-rated, although timeliness is particularly difficult to achieve in this sector.
Third, the timeliness of publication.
