The excellent agreement with a Poisson process implies that teams employ very few strategically-chosen chains of events or time-sensitive strategies in these games, except in a period's end-phase, when the incentive to score is elevated.
Time-sensitive control strategies can then be used to optimize the process.
Due to its location, the temperature measurement suffers from long dead times, which is a disadvantage for time-sensitive control strategies.
The development of a clinically validated biomarker of acute cerebral ischemia would have the potential to facilitate the use of time-sensitive reperfusion strategies, allow for individualization of patient care by predicting relative risk of hemorrhage and volume of penumbral tissue, and add valuable prognostic information for patients presenting with acute stroke.
For less time-sensitive pre-emptive strategies, such delays may not be an issue.
We want content that is timely, but not time-sensitive.
Modification of the CBT included paying attention to the role of maternal beliefs, the unique environmental constraints surrounding behavioural activation (e.g., small chunks of available time, balancing multiple valued goals and time-sensitive pressures), and incorporating principles and strategies that address the ways to improve communication and social support.
Efforts to get time-sensitive products, like fresh produce and prescription drugs, are a key growth strategy for Chinese e-commerce companies.
We are just getting started – with time-sensitive electric meters and time-varying rates, battery storage, and other strategies.
In situations in which caregivers base triage, treatment and monitoring decisions on time-sensitive diagnostic results, POC tests linked with improved triage and treatment strategies may improve resource utilization and clinical outcomes.
These strategies are adaptable and can be applied to harvest and storage of other time-sensitive labile tissues from animals and plants.
