Sentence examples for frequency and importance from inspiring English sources
19 Since the burden of comorbid diseases is associated with an increased risk of adverse outcomes, it is important to recognize the frequency and importance of these common comorbidities and take them into consideration in examining differences in treatment practices and outcomes in patients hospitalized with AMI.
That strategy always had more to do with Lord Ashdown's personal regard for Tony Blair than with political logic, so it was no surprise when the meetings dwindled in frequency and importance under Mr Kennedy.
The inclusion of weighted edges would add more tangible information on the frequency and importance of the collaboration among stakeholders.
These 'private' meetings have increased both in frequency and importance in the last decade, but, when compared to public disclosure, they are relatively under researched.
Despite its frequency and importance, there are currently no published developmental studies for German populations of this blow fly that can be referenced for larval age estimations.
This research explores changes in trip frequency and importance of bus transit in an urban environment affected by the financial crisis of 2008.
Considering the interaction between frequencies and importance weights of customer requirements (CRs), the IF-Kano model adopts the logical Kano classification criteria to categorize CRs.
Finding these cells in the brain at the same frequency as in the spleen and lymph nodes highlights the importance of the frequency and potential importance of CD68 macrophages in the pathogenesis of brain disease.
The items remained in the questionnaire if clarity, frequency, relevance and importance were high, or if clarity, relevance and importance were high even though the frequency was low.
In cases of high score for frequency, relevance and importance with a low score for clarity, the wording of the items was modified to improve this feature [15, 17].
In the retrospective survey presented here, determining whether differences in frequency, setting, and importance of foodborne transmission are real or artifacts caused by international variation in surveillance system design was difficult.
