Nonusage attrition and frequency of use.
In contrast, Taverno Ross et al. found center-based childcare facilities were highly conducive to screen-viewing (based on high availability and frequency of screen-use) [ 48].
Further, treatment duration, onsite service availability, and frequency of counseling available are significant factors in predicting post-treatment drug use for fathers, but not for mothers.
We used the availability and frequency of caesarean sections and the availability of blood transfusion services to judge the readiness of hospitals to provide CEmONC, since these are the two key functions distinguishing CEmONC from BEmONC, i.e. the two EmONC functions expected to be provided by district hospitals and above only, not by health centres.
During the past 50 years, the availability and frequency of jet travel among the general public have increased dramatically.
When and how often you back up depends on your own needs and frequency of computer use.
The SDRs from Ettus Research [9, 10] were chosen for the test platform due to their availability, frequency coverage, documentation availability, and ease of use.
Accordingly, investigators should choose the gender and method of blood draw that best fits their needs regarding anesthetic availability, sample volume, and frequency of sample collection, to be used consistently throughout the study.
Ice use had more than doubled and the frequency of use increased.
We determined the natural availability and frequency distribution of the different ant size sub-castes, and compared these wiht the preference of males, females and juvenile spiders for ants of different sizes relative to background availability.
Additional data, including clinical information (e.g. CD4 T cell count, viral load, estimated date of infection [EDI], sexually transmitted infections [STI]), behavioral information (e.g. type and frequency of injection drug use, type and frequency of sexual activity), and geographic information varied in availability by study (Table 2 and Supplementary Tables 3 & 4).
