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The study treatments were also compared with respect to the time to predefined reductions of the baseline urges to smoke score, and the proportion of subjects who reported predefined degrees of reduction of their baseline urges to smoke within 1, 3, 5 and 10 min postadministration.

Kaplan-Meier plots and the log-rank test were used to analyze the time to predefined outcomes.

Secondary measures included preterm-associated morbidities, time to achieve predefined enteral nutrition milestones, and length of stay.

In our study, baseline illness severity substantially influenced the time to meet predefined measures of improvement.

The proposed method minimizes the total delay time due to predefined train stop in the station, train stop due to maintenance operations and praying.

By 5 years, 112 patients (39%) had experienced cardiovascular hospitalization (including 21 HF hospitalizations, 18 coronary revascularizations, 15 myocardial infarctions, and 6 stroke/TIA) or had died, and the mean time to the first predefined event was 576 ± 423 days (median 524 days, range 1 1,659 days).

TSW is an analytic approach that censors data on the time to meaningful decline by a predefined threshold, whereas, the longitudinal evaluation of the raw score change is not censored.

In the train timetabling problem, the optimization objective is minimization of total delay time which includes the predefined time the train must stop in the stations, the time to stop the trains due to maintenance operations, and the time to stop the trains due to pray (Eqs. 1 7).

Load information is cached in a list D. An entry d∈D is dropped when its age exceeds predefined time-to-live limit denoted by TTL.

The LCMV beamformer uses the covariance matrix of the single-trial signal data to construct a spatial filter that passes the signals for each time point to a predefined source while minimizing the contribution of other sources.

The continuous-time operation is confined to a predefined time interval [t0, T].