Therefore, the first statistic is reduction in absolute risk = RRR * absolute injury risk, which can be presented as a frequency or as a percentage.
Input indicators, which were mainly related to availability of resources and the status of the institutional arrangements, are summarized across hospitals as a frequency or percentage with a range given, where appropriate, to illustrate the extent of variability.
This indicates that the number of 454 errors was not simply an effect of having a high frequency or occurrence of A and T homopolymers.
Droplets are deposited, either continuously at a known frequency or as a burst of known number, into a cylinder positioned on a submicrogram balance.
These coatings are shown to enable scattering reduction at a precise frequency or over a larger frequency band.
Based on this objective function, a novel gradient-based optimization approach is proposed to open the band gap at a prescribed frequency range and to further maximize the attenuation efficiency of the elastic wave at a specific frequency or within a prescribed frequency range.
In our study, the number of respondents who were willing to participate in education intervention or evaluation surveys differed greatly between settings, especially at a lower frequency or for a shorter time-duration.
Sample sizes of the magnitude required to detect variants present in the population with a lower frequency or with a smaller effect size were not available for analysis and would require international, multicentre collaborative efforts.
These might actually be cases of migraine with a transiently high frequency or of a transient association of medium-frequency migraine and medium-frequency tension-type headache, as can often be seen in the natural history of migraine.
