Sentence examples for forms and frequencies from inspiring English sources

Whilst the forms and frequencies of men's harassment of women may be different across the world, the work that women perform in order to limit it is constant.

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.

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].

They are like nomads — moving from country to country to continue with their science, uncertain of the form and frequency of communication with friends and family.

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

These catalogs shall be divided into parts in accordance with the various classes of works, and the Register has discretion to determine, on the basis of practicability and usefulness, the form and frequency of publication of each particular part.

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

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).

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.