After an inter-trial interval (ITI) of fixed duration (determined by the stage of the training: see Table 2), the stimulus light in one of the five apertures was switched on, again for a fixed duration ('Stimulus Duration', SD).
It is a train of fixed duration pulses.
The costs were provided disaggregated by diabetes duration and patient age and assigned based on these variables to simulate the escalation of costs with disease duration and aging (cost for diabetes remission based on a fixed duration of 5 10 years of disease).
The boundary conditions for (5) are determined by the fact that the current injection perturbs system (1) from its resting potential for a fixed duration T ON, as indicated by horizontal black and vertical red dashed lines.
Like a certificate of deposit, it pays a fixed return for a fixed duration, usually one to five years.
The basic mechanism of HCCA (HCF Control Channel Access) has been introduced in IEEE 802.11e standard to support the parameterized QoS by allocating a fixed duration based on the requested TSPEC requirements during the admission control process.
In this paper, the method is further exended into on-line monitoring of a batch process with fixed duration.
While the assumption that respiratory sequelae have a fixed duration was based on previous cost-effectiveness models presented in peer-reviewed publications [29, 54, 55, 60], one may argue that the duration of asthma or allergic sensitization lasts longer (or potentially shorter) than 18 years.
In RCTs with a binary outcome the calculation of NNTs is based on simple proportions referring to the fixed duration of follow-up (i.e. rates from a 2 × 2 table) [ 1, 2, 12].
iFor Wynkel 2004 [ 37], patients were randomly assigned to receive three treatments each over 24 hours in one of the following orders: CVVHD/CVVHpre/CVVHpost, CVVHpre/CVVHpost/CVVHD, or CVVHpost/CVVHD/CVVHpre. jFor parallel group trials; and for crossover trials that specified duration of RRT based on filter failure and not a fixed duration of time.
