In addition, the power to detect small effects is limited when the prevalence of co-exposures are as frequent as in this study, for example, the prevalence of diesel motor exhaust exposure among the controls was 95%, resulting in a power ~ 25% to detect an OR of 1.5.
AlThough there were some commoner changes, for example, amplification of 17q corresponding, none was as frequent as the 16q/1q gain seen in grade I lesions.
For example, overexpression of cyclin D1 in oral squamous cell carcinomas is twice as frequent as CCND1 amplification (Miyamoto et al, 2003).
Navigation and medicine are frequent examples of expert knowledge.
If, for example, no adverse effects occur in 300 participants, then any adverse effects associated with the intervention might be as frequent as 1 in 100, but are unlikely to be more frequent.
Astrology was Popper's most frequent example of pseudoscience.
Look a the most frequent example.
Pretty frequent example: If you have a dark complexion, avoid dying your hair blonde as it would look very fake.
For example, as frequent resistance from and movement of contacts continued to be a key challenge facing the Ebola response in Guinea, a new dashboard was developed to allow local surveillance teams to quickly identify contacts who were lost to follow-up.
For these reasons women victims of violence are common visitors to emergency departments [ 3] and it becomes even more important that health care professionals have skills to recognize hidden signs of violence, such as frequent use of the ED, for example.
