Event time data may also be interval censored, meaning that individuals come in and out of observation.
However, in practical world, the time-varying delay may be an interval delay, that is, the lower bound of the delay interval is not restricted to zero.
Both eyes are usually attacked, although there may be an interval before the second eye is affected.
Since there may be an interval of five years between this survey and the appearance of the new car in the dealers' showrooms, there is a distinct element of risk, as illustrated by the Ford Motor Company's Edsel of the late 1950s.
The superposition operator generated by the function maps continuously the space into itself ( may be unbounded interval) if and only if there exist and a nonnegative constant such that (2.2). for all and.
Construction takes around one week, and there may be an interval of up to another seven days before eggs are laid.
If attack persists, additional injections of 30 mg (3 ml) may be administered at intervals of ≥6 h.
However, in real-life applications, sample data may be given as intervals because of errors produced in measurement, poor data brought by poor information, and imprecise data induced by human errors.
Average time interval may be dependent on dose, and intervals to tumour appearance of 35, 26 and 19 24 years have been reported for low-, moderand-, and high-dose radiation, respectively [ 30].
90% credible intervals were calculated as the 5th and 95th percentiles of the samples (a credible interval may be interpreted as a confidence interval calculated using Bayesian techniques).
