An intrahospital casualty throughput system modeled after air traffic control (ATC) tracking procedures was tested in mass casualty exercises.
For colon resection, fast track procedures were introduced in the Netherlands in phases, with breakthrough programmes since 2006 [ 34].
Based on the case, the tracking procedure is implemented appropriately.
Since each particle is tracked from its injection location to the final destination point, the tracking procedure is applicable to the steady state flow analysis.
In Figure 3b, a frame of this tracking procedure is shown, where the animation of the Candide-3 model is synchronized with the facial movements.
The tracking procedure is demonstrated with dynamic 3D images that each contain >100 neurons of C.elegans.
This restriction ensured that the adaptive tracking procedure was not affected by listeners' not reliably knowing the vowel labels.
This implies that the threshold estimation precision per time-point is higher when the relaxed procedure was used than when the tracking procedure was used.
The mean and 95% confidence intervals of threshold estimates over time obtained by the relaxed procedure and the tracking procedure are presented in Fig. 3.
If linearity seems reasonable, the relaxed procedure can be used to obtain precise threshold estimates, otherwise, the tracking procedure is recommended.
With resistive force theory (RFT), the results of the tracking procedure are used to derive estimates for the forces produced by the flagellum.
