Sentence examples for incidence response from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we propose a reliability based mixed integer programming model to find best locations of incidence response depots and assign response vehicles to these depots so that incidents can be cleared efficiently at a minimum cost.

The models are setup as follows: initial offender choice densities and crime rates are computed from the 911 incidence response data using the three months prior to the initiative.

This localization capability holds the potential to assist public safety agencies in building evacuation and incidence response, to facilitate occupancy-based optimization of heating or cooling and to inform facility security.

Due to fears that suspects at the property may have weapons, the raids were carried out by the Special Operations Group members from the Critical Incidence Response Team on site.

We used the segmented function to fit segmented regressions for polymorphism incidence (response) on repeat number (predictor), and estimate change points, for various classes of TRs.

The impacts of intervention efforts on malaria transmission are assumed to occur within the year so associations between these predictors and the incidence response variables were measured in the same year.

Figure 3 shows the normal incidence spectral response at 90 K for different bias voltages.

Neoadjuvant imatinib therapy was scheduled for 6 months as the references which reported, in randomized clinical studies, the cumulative incidence of response almost reached a plateau after treatment for 6 8 months, and disease progression occurred in some patients even in this period [19, 20].

In this and in another phase II trial 43, there was no apparent difference in the incidence of response between patients with and without 17p−.

Of interest, incidence of response, its duration, and OS were not different between patients defined as low risk or high risk according to cytogenetics [ 8].

Also, our study did not quantify increasing malaria incidence in response to increasing or decreasing precipitation or the impact of lag factors.