Everything else being equal (same frequent flyer status, etc).
The use of diagnostic tests such as HbA1c, spirometry and ECG was equal or more frequent among patients with schizophrenia and comorbid somatic conditions, than among similar patients without a SMD.
The symptoms were equal or more frequent when recorded in the interview in 12/18 symptoms in boys (differences from 0%to32%2%) and in 13/18 symptoms in girls (0% to 41%).
As a motif extended by one additional character must be equal or less frequent than the original, the search branch can be cut when the limit of quantity is reached.
Further, risk uniformity may occur if predators follow an ideal free distribution in relation to prey availability in differently structured habitats so that the per capita predation risk for the prey individuals is equal across differently frequented habitats.
Less frequent vibrations equal lower pitch.
However, patterns of use should be followed with caution as the transition from experimentation to frequent use equals a tightrope walk and we noted a clear dose response relationship, where the odds of dropping out increased with the frequency of use.
Frequent, open and equal interactions with communities can't happen behind high walls and bulletproof glass.
That summer, a survey by the Pew Research Center and the Washington Post asked people to come up with a single word to describe Biden; the most frequent responses, nearly equal in number, were "good" and "idiot".
In a further twist of the screw, the coalition's second great change in the electoral system – the combination of more equal parliamentary constituencies with more frequent boundary changes – will almost certainly harm the Liberal Democrats and, for that matter, all small parties and independents.
