In the breakdown of frequencies detailed in Table 1 it was found that 78.3% of the ex-elite table tennis players had varying signs of radiographic OA in their knee joints and in comparison, only 36.3% of the control group had signs of OA with correspondingly less advanced radiological signs of OA according the KL scale.
Table 2 gives a breakdown of the frequency of smoking (in number of days smoking at least one cigarette in the last month) among current smokers, by gender, separately for middle school and high school students.
This gives us a "breakdown" of the frequencies in the signal, but we lose the position of the frequencies, i.e., any information about when a particular frequency occurs is lost.
This estimate is based on the breakdown of types and frequency of use provided by Fitzpatrick Associates (2005) after allocating an average of €7 to irregular visits by Irish adults but half this figure to frequent visitsiv.
The name of the gene and detection rate for all of the samples is provided as well as the breakdown of the detection frequency in the various types of samples.
The relative prevalence of each HCV genotype by GBD region is mapped using pie charts in Fig. 1 and numerically in Table 2; the size of each chart is proportional to the number of regional seroprevalent HCV cases as estimated by Hanafiah et al. 2 A complete breakdown of HCV genotype frequency information by country is provided in the Supporting Information (Table S1).
Recent high-speed Si-based bipolar transistors apparently exceed the Johnson Limit in terms of breakdown voltage cutoff frequency product, and this paper addresses the relevant issues.
In the same context, it is suggested BVCES be employed in representing the upper limit of breakdown voltage cutoff frequency product.
Furthermore, only one study [ 45] had provided a breakdown by frequency of alcohol use: "daily", "weekly", and "monthly" (however, the amount consumed was not reported).
Analyses were performed including frequency breakdown of categorical variables, and means (SDs) statistics derived for continuous variables.
