The phrase "act frequency of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the frequency of a specific action, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The act frequency of the behavior was measured over a month to determine its prevalence."
Alternatives: "frequency of action" or "occurrence rate of actions".
Estimated basic reproductive number over 3 months as a function of transmission risk per UAS act; frequency distributions of number of UAS partners and UAS acts during last 3 months.
It was also decided that for each violent act the frequency of victimization and perpetration should be inquired into by specifying four categories: "never," "once," "2 5 times," and "more than 5 times".
Using micro data from the European Social Survey, conducted in various years between 2002 and 2013, we find consistently negative effects of schooling on religiosity, social religious acts (attending religious services), as well as solitary religious acts (the frequency of praying).
The second method derives an estimate for the direct HIV transmission rate from (1) data on the risk of transmission per coital act and the frequency of coital acts for each stage of HIV progression within an infected individual, and (2) the new sexual partner acquisition rate among the low-risk population as reported in [ 7].
The challenge is to create a social force toward addressing a specific personal or societal need and, in the process, increase the number and frequency of meaningful acts in the world.
In this study, we evaluated the impact of the implementation of a state-wide clean indoor air law in 2007 (i.e., Freedom to Breathe Act) on the frequency of ED visits for asthma and COPD [ 12] within Olmsted County, Minnesota (MN).
Although most of the excess mortality in carriers of BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations occurs late in life, after the reproductive period, sufficient cases occur earlier in life such that negative selection might be expected to act to decrease the frequency of the deleterious alleles.
As the programme moved from predominantly symptom-based treatment in 2007 to parasite-based treatment in 2009, the frequency of ACT use declined from 67.7% of the malaria-like fever cases (suspected malaria) in 2007 to 31.5% in 2009.
The fourth group of criteria was the mean daily energy intake, the mean daily nutrient intake of lipids, carbohydrates (total, simple and complex), proteins, alcohol, fibre, calcium and vitamin D and the frequency of eating acts (one act accounted for each intake of food).
In addition, the CTS2 (further named CTS2-screen to distinguish its purpose here from the CTS2 when used as outcome measure) [ 56] was administered to assess type and frequency of acts of past year IPV perpetration; patients had to have engaged in at least 7 acts of IPV in the past year to be included in the study.
