Sentence examples for transmission status from inspiring English sources
It also simulates transmission status of transmitted event from target node being transmitted to sink nodes in packet form.
It monitors packet transmission status, and verifies network model or transmission scenario; however, it cannot work as sensor network.
The novel PCR method described here will be useful for the quarantine of fishery products and evaluation of transmission status of clonorchiasis in the endemic areas.
Using feedback information from clients about the transmission status, the server is able to select the most suitable combination of SVC layers for the available bandwidth.
For a ≤ 0, f would be maximum as γ → ∞, corresponding to the case in which ST transmits without monitoring the PU transmission status.
By using ndn::AppDelayTracer of ndnSIM 2.0, we can record the transmission status of packets in a text file, so it is easy to analyze the experimental results in various communication environments.
Recently, Bang and Spiegelman [ 12] proposed a likelihood approach for a dichotomous outcome to estimate mother to child transmission when infection status is missing for some infants due to fetal loss.
C. trachomatis infections in men and women are mostly asymptomatic; thus, continued sexual activity among persons unaware of their infection status facilitates further transmission.
Approximately 25% of HIV-infected individuals in the U.S. were unaware of their infection status, and the transmission rate was 3.5 times higher in this unaware group [ 7].
Studies were eligible for inclusion if they measured HIV viral loads among HIV-infected participants, or if they observed at least monthly HIV transmission events and STI infection status in discordant couples.
The model was run 100 times for different combinations of within- and between-species transmission rates, and the infection status of the target host (H2) was measured as the mean prevalence over time, the proportion of time the pathogen was absent from H2 (the proportion of time the pathogen faded out), and the proportion of runs in which the pathogen drove the host to extinction.
