Sentence examples for timeliness over from inspiring English sources

As shown, in Figure 4(a), BARD's mean timeliness over the commuting group is nearly one hour greater than its mean timeliness over the non-commuting group, at each false alarm rate.

It is possible that enhancements in nongovernmental outbreak reporting systems also contributed to improvements in governmental outbreak reporting timeliness over the study period, but we were unable to test this assumption with the current data.

Thoroughness will take precedence over timeliness".

And those that trend toward low customer-to-worker ratios and convenience over timeliness will trend toward independent classification.

A judge threw out Ross' original suit over timeliness issues, and Ross later appealed.

In 2011, the International Olympic Committee warned that the private-public partnership, or  PPP, contracts being drafted for construction of new facilities might allow contractors to focus on profits over timeliness and quality.

System maintenance and monitoring were considered important by most program implementers, although training was reported to be provided to both technicians and system users in a minority of cases and some program implementers expressed concerns over the timeliness of program monitoring and maintenance where this had been outsourced.

As a result, the yearly average reporting timeliness gap decreased significantly over time.

The rapid increase in, and use of, online health information has no corresponding increase in the quality of available material which can be biased and there is little control over the timeliness of updates [ 6- 8].

There is little control over the timeliness of updates and inaccurate information is being reported (see, for example, papers on reports of school health information [ 11] and emergency health information [ 12]).

Maximal waiting time guarantees may therefore need to reflect a gradient of appropriate waiting times which start at existing evidence on the clinical consequences of waiting and end at consensus over the timeliness of care according to local socio-medical culture.