Sentence examples for currently frequent from inspiring English sources

Currently, frequent nocturnal home hemodialysis (NHHD) is the most effective method of hemodialysis, and is associated with the lowest levels of uremic toxins.

With the expertise of Abode, Project Welcome Home will provide community-based clinical services and supportive housing to 150-200 chomelessly homeless individuals who are currently frequent users of emergency rooms, acute mental health facilities and jail.

Equally important were public recreational areas: men identified parks, bars and clubs as key nodes, although they often lacked of personal experience of these nodes, talking of these as places where they 'used to go' or 'others go', rather than nodes that they currently frequented.

Debit card users who currently earn frequent flyer miles may not agree.

Acute renal failure (ARF) in critically ill patients is currently very frequent and requires renal replacement therapy (RRT) in many patients.

He tells them he was an editor at Gawker.com and currently a frequent contributor to Page Six Magazine.

In conclusion, both theoretical arguments and observational evidence suggest that CD4 cell count monitoring, as performed in HIV-1 infected patients who do not require treatment, is currently too frequent in those whose CD4 counts are well above the treatment threshold.

Serotypes that are currently more frequent include 24 F, 22 F, 8 and 15A in countries that use PCV13, and serotypes 19A and 3 in countries that use PCV10.

In a sample of 255 currently smoking frequent drinkers, Piasecki and colleagues (2012) found that participants rated alcohol as more pleasurable if they were smoking at the same time; furthermore, this relationship was stronger in women than in men.

However, it is important to note that the mother in our study followed a course of prescribed antibiotics a few days before delivery, and the perinatal administration of antibiotics, currently a frequent practice in industrialized countries, likely altered the composition of the maternal microbiota (Spaetgens et al. 2002).

Tuberculosis (Tb) is currently the most frequent cause of death due to an infectious disease worldwide.