Sentence examples for mean total delay from inspiring English sources

Therefore in order to significantly reduce the mean total delay experienced by patients, the effectiveness of the initial test is crucial.

The mean total delay in the diagnosis is 19.2 (4–50) months.

Among the 385 subjects, the median total delay was 45 days (IQR 21 97) and the mean total delay was 100.43 days (SD 100.43).

In the literature, the mean age of diagnosis of DMD is 4.5 4.11 years of age and the mean total delay in diagnosis 26.7 30 months.

6 8 10 Our own data in 1999 showed a mean age of diagnosis of 4.8 years (16 99 months) and mean total delay in diagnosis of 26.7 (1–61) months.

The mean total delay experienced by patients from presentation to surgery was 109 days, including 1 month before initial referral to a specialist, and 2 months before subsequent referral to a surgeon (Billing and Wells, 1996).

The reported ranges of the average (median or mean) total diagnosis delay, patient delay, and health system delay are 25 185 days, 4.9 162 days, and 2 87 days, respectively, for low, middle, and high income countries [ 5].

No significant differences were observed in the mean total diagnostic delay, the mean patient's delay and the mean healthcare delay in early versus late stage CRC (p = 0.27, p = 0.56 and p = 0.46, respectively tested on a logarithmic scale).

Experiment 2 to illustrate the relationship between the maximum stable throughput and the saturation throughput: In the second experiment, we consider Poisson arrivals and demonstrate the maximum stable HP throughput and the mean total packet delay when the HP CW is statically configured.

For example, as illustrated in Fig. 4, when CW = 20 (which is a case of k s >k opt), the simulated maximum stable throughput = 2.12 Mbps is far larger than the saturation throughput of 0.65 Mbps, while the mean total packet delay is only about 2 ms. An intuitive explanation is as follows.

For example, as illustrated in Fig. 4, when CW = 20, the simulated maximum stable throughput of 2.12 Mbps is far larger than the saturation throughput of 0.65 Mbps, while the mean total packet delay is only around 2 ms. Note that the assertion (a) in [21] generally does not hold true because this assertion is drawn from simulations based on constant-bit-rate (CBR) traffic.