Sentence examples for modality timing from inspiring English sources

The modality, timing and overall necessity of surveillance has recently been brought into question.

In a speech before Asian and European finance ministers, Wen said China would "independently determine the modality, timing and content of reforms".

The results of the study suggest that there is the possibility that near concurrent presentation of safety and non-safety critical information may generate interference effects, but the combination of signal parameters (modality, timing) that are most likely to create this interference may be infrequent in most real world conditions.

As mentioned above, geographic differences exist in standard adjuvant treatments, in terms of therapeutic modality, timing of treatment and chemotherapy regimens.

Although supportive care with RRT has been the mainstay of treatment of severe AKI for more than five decades, many fundamental aspects of RRT management remain controversial, including selection of modality, timing of initiation, and dosing of therapy.

However, postoperative Gd contrast enhancement differs significantly in individuals because the enhancement depends on the imaging modality, timing, dose of the contrast medium, type of surgery, degree of injury in surrounding brain, dose of steroid, and whether intraoperative parenchymal hemorrhage has occurred.

An outstanding question in sensory neuroscience is whether the perceived timing of events is mediated by a central supra-modal timing mechanism, or multiple modality-specific systems.

This information is essential for the introduction of proper treatment, such as the selection of surgical or nonsurgical modality, the timing of treatment, and the necessity of the disc management [10].

Hammond, who on September 9 said Britain could accept Assad staying in place for a transition period, said the ruler could not be part of Syria's long-term future "but the modality and timing has to be part of a political solution that allows us to move forward".

Data on long-term outcomes vary among studies due to differences in age, CKD, severity of illness, RRT modality and timing of initiation of RRT.

Besides the drawbacks of being either phase II or retrospective, all these studies seem to indicate that CNS failure is more related to the modality and timing to detect it, than to the regimen used.