Such data streams have their own timeliness issues, due in part to culturing of samples.
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 showed that linear transducer provides better images but is limited by its size compared to curvilinear ones and has better timeliness of ultrasound as compared to chest radiograph; sniffing is the best position for high-quality images.
I really wish there was a third Addams movie to bring us to Christmas -- but fortunately, that's where Nightmare Before Christmas takes up the slack, as one of the only films that has a timeliness extending all the way from early autumn to the dead of winter.
The EISS system has demonstrated timeliness in providing data on influenza and as this report shows in four countries, timely data on RSV.
A total of 206 cases from 43 countries were considered to be reported in a timely fashion (timeliness gap shorter than 3 days), while 116 cases from 37 countries had a timeliness gap of longer than 3 days.
Women with cervical cancer are underscreened and have poor timeliness in case of abnormal cytology.
Previous studies have compared timeliness between formal and informal sources, but have used a historic time frame of five to 20 years.
Specifically regarding Hong Kong, it is unclear why alerts from the private GP network have better timeliness than those from the public GOPC network.
The finding that countries with greater civil liberties have longer timeliness gaps is consistent with our hypothesis that outbreak news is reported and disseminated more quickly and easily by the mass media in countries with greater civil liberties.
