Sentence examples for form and frequency from inspiring English sources

Hambleton (2005, p. 26) explains that the measured construct should be similar in form and frequency.

Thirteen vegetation types are distinguished and characterized with respect to characteristic species, dominant growth form, and frequency of occurrence.

Characteristics of IBS include chronic recurrent abdominal pain associated with a change in stool form and frequency as well as relief of the abdominal pain by defecation.

c Identical numbers indicate strains with strain traits other than size (flagella length:body length, form and frequency of plasmodium formation, propensity to form cell clusters, etc).

All volunteers were asked to note the form and frequency of their bowel movements on a Bristol stool diary starting from 3 days before the study began to 3 days after the 4-week study ended.

There was a significant difference in the age, marital and employment status, as well as the form and frequency of THM use of hypertensive THM users compared to other THM users.

Our scales are in congruence with external factors influencing the distinct forms and frequency of a patients SpR engagement.

Literacy was assessed using three items: language spoken at home, confidence in filling out forms, and frequency of needing help to read printed materials.

Tobacco use covered different forms and frequency of tobacco use manufactured or hand-rolled cigarettes, cigars, cheroots or whether tobacco is smoked, chewed, sucked or inhaled, each day over the week prior to the interview [ 14].

We deliberately avoided the intermingling of attitudes, convictions and practices, and thus addressed the distinct forms and frequencies of spiritual/religious practices in an additional manual, the SpREUK-P questionnaire.

To control for the any negative correlation between the existence/frequency of an un- form and the frequency of pre-empting alternatives, the pre-emption measure was residualized against verb type and un- form frequency.