Sentence examples for time dependent rates from inspiring English sources
These include time dependent rates of loss of vaccine induced immunity and replacement of virus type by other human papillomavirus types after vaccination, as well as natural and vaccine induced cross immunity, synergy, or antagonism in progression rates for women infected with several types of human papillomavirus.
Permeability of the disks is similar, with time dependent rate a ' (t) (shown in Fig. 1).
Two neural network models with single hidden layer were constructed to predict the time dependent rate of JP/RT and rejections from a limited number of training data.
The process under consideration is a Poisson process with a time dependent rate of the event taking place.
However, this would yield time-dependent rates which is usually not desired.
However, time-dependent rates can be readily handled by our code.
That is, the trajectories satisfy in between jumps the differential equation ( θ ˙ t ˙ ) = ( 0 1 ), where the jump intensity λ is given by the sum of all individual time-dependent rates analogously to (1.8).
The time-dependent rates of CO emission and oxygen consumption during oxidation experiments of coal samples with different particle size ranges were obtained simultaneously from the measurements of CO and O2 concentration in the reactor.
Moreover, interval changes of CD28% among individual subjects were also correlated with corresponding changes of their lung volumes, in terms of both absolute measures (Figure 4A), and as time-dependent rates (Figure 4B).
Assuming this is also the case in S. pombe, we have divided the S phase time frame of Eshaghi et al. by a factor of 3 and translated it by 70 min so as to match the S phase start and end times of Heichinger et al. Figure 1C shows that when the data are plotted this way, the time-dependent rates of origin firing determined from both experiments indeed coincide.
Incorporating memory into the model allowed for the calculation of time-dependent rates of care-seeking described below.
