27 29 The most frequent indicator used for the family and environmental effect on cognitive outcomes in preterm infants has been maternal education level.
Reduction in the rate of immediate postoperative hypocalcaemia may arise from a Hawthorne effect, and frequent indicators feedback to the staff, thus contributing to surgeons' motivation for improving their performance.
In Poland, they are increasingly frequent (indicators 8 9).
Head tilting, vacant staring and abnormal hyperactivity were other frequent indicators of early end-stage.
These issues all feature as frequent indicators for assessing the determinants of agricultural worker health.
Actually it is expected, as hub genes with large weights may have high degree and betweenness centralities that are considered to be frequent indicators of genes importance (Gu et al., 2012).
Anaemia represents a frequent co-morbidity, an indicator of more advanced disease, and an independent predictor of prognosis in patients with chronic heart failure (CHF).
Although statistically insignificant after adjustment by total sick leave length, the result does not disprove that a frequent spell pattern is an indicator of future long-term sick leave, but sick leave length appears to be a better indicator of future reduced workability than spell frequency.
"Harangue" is the indicator of a soundalike - not a frequent sighting, but it does fit the "say it or hear it" category.
Guy Horton, based in Los Angeles, is author of the blog, The Indicator on ArchDaily.com and is a frequent contributor to The Architect's Newspaper, The Atlantic Cities, Architectural Record, and other publications.
