Completness figures for locomotor disorders increased in DK, FIN, NO and SE when an increased time span was used.
In the future, we will increase the time span so that the learners have sufficient time to go around the campus with their smartphones, match their locations using the MCL system, and apply more diversified learning strategies.
Ultimately, the aim is to make all of this material available for reanalyses, and facilitate the melding of these results with documentary evidence and proxy-based reconstructions to increase the time span of reliable data (see Figure 1).
Epidemic enhancement may have important implications for emerging infectious diseases, particularly because pathogen persistence within an isolated population will increase the time span over which movement of individuals may spread the disease to new areas and may also decrease the probability that infection will be detected or diagnosed [6].
Integration of these surfaces with our device design can potentially increase the time span for which a device can function without significant channel surface fouling.
Using the battery charge state of each node as a selection metric, the proposed selection mechanism contributes toward a longer network lifetime, i.e., it increases the time span until one of the nodes fails due to an empty battery.
When block size increases, the time span between the observations in the sample decreases.
Further, Isaac et al. (1994) have shown that increasing the time span of an experiment over several days instead of hours, which is one of the consequences of our online design, did not change participants' behavior.
Bullock-Saxton et al., found that those subjects with previous ankle sprains had an increased activation time span between the first and last muscle to become activated of 527 ms. In our study, 5 of the 14 asymptomatic subjects had an activation time span greater than this value.
Preliminary statistics showed a 7.1percentt overall jump in the first nine months of 2012, the biggest increase over that time span since federal officials began collecting traffic death data in 1975.
