Sentence examples for mean delay times from inspiring English sources

The results reinforce the urgent need for novel diagnostic methods, both for smear positive and negative TB, that are highly sensitive, accessible and point of care, in order to reduce mean delay times.

Previous studies have reported median and mean delay times from symptom onset to ED arrival of 2.3 4.7 hr (Goldberg et al. 2002), with 44% of MI patients in Massachusetts arriving within 2 hr, and 78% arriving within < 6 hr (Goldberg et al. 2000).

We observed from single-particle data for Kunjin-virus fusion between pH 5.0 and 6.0 mean delay times similar to those we measured for WNV VLPs, with exponential fits to a formal rate constant for the lower pH range and two-step fits at pH 5.75 and above.

Table 5 Summary of performance analysis results Comparison parameters 802.11 802.11f 802.11i Ours Mean delay time (ms) 118 109 75 15 Mean signaling cost (Kbyte) 1001 634 634 684 Maximum speed of STA - - c/T d/T.

We will look for the optimal m based on the upper-bound of the mean delay time of real-time applications, and also considering the rate adaptation feature of applications.

As indicated in Table 5, the proposed CSP pre-authentication scheme is 5 to 7.8 times superior to the 802.11 OSA, 802.11f, and 802.11i standard protocols, respectively, when the mean delay time factor is considered.

A linear relationship was found between the sensitivity of the test and the predicted mean delay time, with an increase in test sensitivity resulting in a reduced mean delay time and a reduction in the drop-out rate.

Each of these strategies increases the threshold time Γ and provided this increase is sufficient for Γ to exceed the mean delay time to diagnosis, control of a TB epidemic is feasible.

A slight further reduction in the value of f (t)·g (t) to prevent the ceiling ever being exceeded would be sufficient to bring the epidemic under control no matter how long the prevailing mean delay time to diagnosis.

These objectives are the reduction in the mean delay time to diagnosis (and commencement of treatment) and a reduction in the rate of progress from infection to active infectious disease.

Alternatively, the same results could follow if measures were put in place so that a larger value of κ emerged as this could allow for an increase in the threshold time Γ to a value exceeding the mean delay time to diagnosis.