The phrase "arrest frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law enforcement, statistics, or research, particularly when discussing how often arrests occur within a specific timeframe or demographic.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the arrest frequency in urban areas compared to rural regions over the past decade."
Alternatives: "rate of arrests" or "frequency of arrests".
Doses of physostigmine that altered arrest frequency should also have altered arrest duration if this circuit controls behavioral arrests.
Since perturbations of muscarinic transmission altered arrest frequency but not lifetime, our findings suggest cholinergic systems influence arrest initiation without influencing circuits that determine arrest duration.
Few arrests occurred in the initial 30 minutes before the room lights went out and arrest frequency increased after light offset.
Figure 1 Comparison of within group arrest frequencies, by sex and age group, for violent criminal behavior.
Yet there appear to be no data on relative arrest frequencies, nor any suggestion as to what distribution such frequencies might plausibly follow, should such data be available.
As suggested, Scanlan has addressed myriad settings where population disparities in outcomes occur, infant mortality, arrest frequencies, mortgage lending rates, school discipline rates and the like.
Table 3 shows the measures of intensive care as reflected by the TISS-28 score for each of the three strata of ICUs grouped by cardiac-arrest frequency.
Table 1 FCAS requirements in 8 situations Regulation Regulation raise Regulation lower Contingency Fast raise and fast lower (6 s response to arrest the frequency deviation) Slow raise and slow lower (60 s response to keep the frequency within the single contingency band) Delayed raise and delayed lower (5 min response to retune the frequency back to the normal operating band).
In order to arrest the frequency change and to bring the system back to its normal operation, the TSO asks for frequency response services.
To better arrest a frequency decline, allowing some headroom for the inertial power release is desirable for VSWTs to deliver additional active power within the maximum power capabilities of converters and generators [33, 34, 45].
Our findings indicate that MMT significantly decreased self-reported arrest rate, frequency of selling drugs, drug-related crime, selling sex for drugs, and likelihood of meeting former drug-user friends.
