Previous studies have compared timeliness between formal and informal sources, but have used a historic time frame of five to 20 years.
Some reviewers also commented upon the timeliness of her previous books, like her novel in which society is devastated by a genetically engineered virus, Oryx and Crake, which coincided with the SARS outbreak.
In previous studies looking at the timeliness of lung cancer care, Schultz et al.
Previous studies have emphasised that timeliness is the key to the success of surveillance systems and to reflecting the time delay between response steps in the surveillance process [ 3- 5].
Restoring staff numbers to previous levels may improve the quality and timeliness of ED services.
Returning staff numbers to previous levels may improve the quality and timeliness of ED services.
A strong emphasis was placed by participants on the timeliness of service provision, consistent with previous research [ 32].
In a previous statement to Playbill, Daisey made a pitch for the timeliness of his work, which the New York Times called "mind-clouding" and "eye-opening," and which Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said made him cry.
Indeed, BARD's timeliness increased by nearly one hour and based on previous estimates [ 12] that a delay of one hour in detection results in as much as $250 million additional economic costs, this increase is quite significant.
The terms of reference, which have been made public, are to examine the response to that fire, "the effectiveness of public messaging including the adequacy and timeliness of emergency warnings", and lessons learned from inquiries from previous fires, dating back to the landmark 2011 Keelty report into the Perth Hills bushfires, and the need for further reform.
