Sentence examples for rollout scenario from inspiring English sources

In our base-case rollout scenario, the country is assumed to provide rotavirus vaccines starting in 2011 (Table 2), achieve full coverage (89%) in 2015, and maintain full coverage for the rest of the time horizon.

The results from the first scenario (assuming the base-case rollout scenario, vaccine efficacy based on the SAGE approach, and vaccine immunity waning) show that a 10-year effort for rotavirus vaccine scale-up would prevent about 41 million cases of outpatient visits, 4.5 million hospitalizations, and 0.9 million deaths caused by rotavirus in the GAVI countries.

The first four rows in Table 5 present the results based on the base-case rollout scenarios.

In addition, in realistic rollout scenarios of 10 000 participants per month, the chance that the epidemic persists until enough participants are recruited and the trial is able to detect efficacy is very low, for example, below 2% for a trial beginning on 1 July 2015 with a 70% efficacious vaccine.

Given that the pediatric vaccination program in the UK is currently in its rollout phase, two different vaccination uptake scenarios in children (denoted UK1 and UK2) were evaluated.

This scenario would not be a standard rollout, but is intended to illustrate the necessity for either low transmission or combination with vector control efforts.

This worst-case scenario reflects the situation during an initial rollout, i.e., there are almost never neighboring tracking devices, and in the absence of SVE mode.

By applying rollout techniques more commonly used in game-playing AIs to a dialog scenario, Facebook was able to create machines capable of complex bargaining.

Scenario 1: You are a senior civil servant with responsibility for the rollout of a new reform programme in the health services.

Scenario 2: You work in the Ministry of Health and have been instructed to prepare an implementation plan for the rollout of the government's recently adopted reform programme for the health services.

The rollout was nationwide.