It may also be timely to appear more serious, seeing as Paddy seems to have misplaced its sense of humour of late, Betfair never had one in the first place, and rivals trying to emulate the old Paddy-style jokes look very tired.
Lack of timely reporting appears to be related to one of two situations: delays due to water barriers (rain-associated flooding and routine difficulty in traversing wide rivers), or management problems (lack of effective supervision of zonal coordinators or lack of coordination among the Ministry of Health staff and the non-Ministry of Health personnel).
Bob's case echoes the case of William as again the failure to refer Bob to the anticoagulation service in a timely fashion appeared to reflect the GP's concern about 'getting involved', despite the fact that failure to refer at an appropriate time, bearing in mind the risks involved, has been regarded as evidence of negligence [ 28].
To suppose alternatively that Oxford wrote the plays and poems before 1604 and then put them away in a drawer, to be brought out after his death and updated to make them appear timely, is to invent an answer to a nonexistent problem.
Use your PR skills to draw attention to your efforts: produce a "white paper" on a timely industry issue; appear in the media with valuable tips for struggling companies or individuals; write a column helping a nonprofit gain support or visibility.
Innovative curricular experiments using educational strategies complementary to PBL would therefore appear timely.
However, as HPV reactivation remains a hypothesis, more comprehensive reactivation modelling studies do not yet appear timely.
In view of rising concerns about sepsis, at present the leading cause of direct maternal mortality, 2 this recommendation may appear timely.
We focused on opportunities that perhaps were initially intended for other purposes but appear timely in the context of attempting to develop the best possible model.
The major challenge therein constitute in particular time-delayed sensor data, so called Out-of-Sequence (OoS) measurements, which appear, e.g., by timely misaligned scan rates, varying communication delays, or asynchronous sensors caching their data in a local storage.
