In order for two frequent k-subgraphs to be eligible for joining, they must contain the same (k-1 -subgraph. k-1 -subgraph
Biztravel.com, which is a travel agency, tracks miles for six frequent-traveler programs -- British Airways Executive Club, Northwest WorldPerks, TWA Aviators, Midwest Express, Starwood Preferred Guest and Hilton HHonors.
Frequent words were counted first, and then synonyms and related terms for the top three frequent words were extracted to generate themes of keywords.
In the CC when compared with the LG model, the exchangeability rates for the four frequent amino acids are even lower for most of amino acid pairs, which suggests that EQLK are even more important and less prone to be substituted in coiled-coil regions.
For those two –– frequent –– cancers, it seems therefore that prudence should prevail before altering classical irradiation schedules which have proven their efficacy, while staying open to new concepts and proposing well-designed randomised trials in specific cases.
For the six frequent chronic condition models, diabetes, heart disease and "other" conditions remained significant.
For NUDT1, two frequent SNPs (V83M and D119) were found but no new mutations and, interestingly, no sequence variation at all was identified in the NTHL1 gene.
We investigated the timeliness in different steps of surveillance for six relatively frequent notifiable infectious diseases in Korea.
To underscore the need for better infrastructure, two frequent rivals were on hand at the news conference: Richard Trumka, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., and Thomas J. Donohue, the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the main business lobby.
For example, the six frequent common conditions approach bundles all diagnoses related to heart disease into a single category, while the FCI separates heart disease into three categories; angina, congestive heart failure (CHF /heart disease, and heart attack.
