Among the examples most frequently quoted are those of the Netherlands, with their ABC philosophy [1], the United Kingdom, which introduced accessibility as a strategic objective in its national policy in 1994 [2], and the European Union, which includes accessibility as an objective in its spatial development perspective [3].
For example, faculty most frequently note time constraints as a barrier, but it is possible that aspects of a department's local culture, especially aspects that are supportive of teaching and learning, may be more important for actually moving transformations forward (Kezar and Holcombe 2015; Lund and Stains 2015).
For example, the most frequently used codon (AUA) for Met contradicts the corresponding anti-codon (AUG).
For example, the most frequently used codon for leucine, the most abundant amino acid within the leader, for α-toxin is UUG.
For example, the most frequently used codons are TTT (F) (105 codons per 1000 codons) and TTA (L2) (78 codons per 1000 codons).
For example, the most frequently used variables and those proven to be significantly associated with SRH are age [ 21- 24], gender [ 21- 25] 25], marital status [ 26], education [ 25], and religiosity [ 27, 28].
For example, the most frequently occurring dyad (which comprised hypertension and hypercholesterolaemia) occurred with a frequency of 11% indicating that there is no dominant combination of morbid conditions that affects the population.
For example the most frequently prescribed medications on neonatal units in the USA were ampicillin and gentamicin [ 4]. 28% of the medicine-patient pairs involved medicines that were reported to have licenses and doses for both term and preterm neonates.
