The phrase "and frequency of active" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing data analysis, behavior patterns, or activity levels, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study examined the duration and frequency of active participation in the program."
Alternatives: "and rate of engagement" or "and occurrence of activity".
The type of risk maps presented will help target the most appropriate, site-specific strategies for HAT control and surveillance, such as the optimal frequency of active screening activities (15 ).
To assess whether associations between neighbourhood environmental features and frequency of children's active trips per week are moderated by frequency of parental accompaniment when walking/cycling.
The purpose of this investigation is to evaluate (1) variations in follow up of mVSD within an academic children's hospital based group pediatric cardiology practice, and (2) the frequency of active medical or surgical management resulting from follow up of mVSD.
The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate (1) variations in follow up of mVSD within an academic children's hospital based pediatric cardiology practice, and (2) the frequency of active medical or surgical management resulting from follow up of mVSD.
A Dutch study using the CAPE questionnaire in 6 18 year old children also found significantly lower frequency of active physical activities in children with a physical disability compared with children without a disability.
Section 3 explains the proposed harmonic retrieval algorithm with multidimensional folding for extracting the code, timing offset, and frequency offset of active RSSs.
The positive features tended to occur together, and these displayed a high frequency of active enhancers.
Soni et al. constructed an ensemble of Boolean network simulations to estimate the frequency of active pathways and to rank interactions by their control effective flux (CEF).
16 However, the intervention did not begin until at least 1-week post admission and there were no data reporting frequency of active versus passive cycling.
It may be entirely appropriate to be on-call for prolonged periods in places where the frequency of active work is low and if there are provisions that enable residents to be relieved of responsibility in the event of an unexpectedly long period of continuous work.
