The time frame, frequency, and duration and manner of ceramics work were approximately the same for cases 2 and 3 as for the index case.
Consider time frame and stock availability.
In addition to the weaknesses of the current empathy intervention literature, our study may have been marked by a number of limitations, such as that imposed by the availability of information in the published materials (e.g., intervention durations, procedures, outcome assessment time frames, and reliability and validity of measures).
We lacked information about the specific time frame, duration, intensity and number of episodes of bullying.
These include scan acquisition parameters (such as acquisition mode, scan duration, bed overlap and administered FDG activity), time frame duration in dynamic acquisitions, factors related to attenuation correction (such as motion and the use of CT contrast agents) and other forms of data correction.
To determine the system's throughput capacity level attainable under the employed scheduling scheme, we assume the allocated multicasting period to include a sufficient number of time slots to accommodate the multicast load targeted for this period, so that the required time frame duration is upper bounded by a finite duration T max.
In particular, we fixed illumination intensity, exposure time, frame rate and total duration of recording sessions (7 min).
The time frame for symptom duration was different across the scales, and this may have affected differences in specificity and sensitivity.
In the FAA scheme, an interference-free time division multiple access (TDMA) based model is assumed, where only one user transmits at a time and the BS acquires the CSI from each user and determines how long each user receives service within a time frame (the shortest duration of time interval in which users' CSI remain constant).
To some extent, this may reflect the true course of the disease, which requires a time frame of sufficient duration to be identified.
