Sentence examples for interval achieving from inspiring English sources
Lee and Akyildiz [10] take the collision probability (referred to interference ratio) as the main constraint for primary user protection, and derived both the optimal sensing duration and interval achieving the maximum throughput for secondary users.
For Poisson-distributed packet arrival, a lower second moment of scheduling interval achieves a lower mean waiting delay.
This interval achieved a peak heterogeneity LOD score of 3.6 with 60% of families linked.
If a malignancy is identified, transplantation should not be contemplated until the disease has been successfully treated, and a suitable disease-free interval achieved [ 5].
Three 1-hour infusions of paclitaxel given at a week interval achieved greater dose-density as well as dose-intensity than a single administration every 3 weeks.
The question that seeks answering is how many covariates to include in the analysis while ensuring that the procedure for constructing the confidence interval achieves a 95% level of coverage.
Since the confidence interval achieved by LDL analyses using pedigree MS PED 1038 was still too large for a positional candidate gene approach, we analysed pedigree SNP PED 723 using the LDL approach.
At the final evaluation (week 18), mean sitting office DBP reduction (and 95% confidence interval) achieved with zofenopril combined with the diuretic was 17.6 (15.3, 15.3) vs. 15.1 (12.6, 12.6) mmHg with irbesartan plus HCTZ, showing a difference of −2.6 (−5.9, +0.8) mmHg (P = 0.134) between the two drug treatments.
No other intervals achieved a LOD score above 3.0 (Figure 1), and given the high probability that peaks below that magnitude represent false positives, they were not considered further.
The design of the study reflected the real-life time intervals achieved in clinical trials.
The accuracy rates and associated confidence intervals achieved were encouraging and similar to those achieved by predictors developed for other neoadjuvant regimens (Chang et al, 2003; Ayers et al, 2004).
