Sentence examples for frequency categories from inspiring English sources

For unique and shared features, as in Experiment 1, memory declined more for the higher frequency categories, which start off better learned.

Notable results include the variety of information needs, unexpected absences and low frequency categories, the expectation of practitioners that tomorrow's needs will be similar to today's, the apparent failure to satisfy those needs, and suggestions from respondents for improvements.

However, there is likely to be a true difference in organic food consumption in the extreme frequency categories, that is, between those that reported never consuming organic food, and those that reported usually or always consuming organic food, and it is the comparison between these two groups that we have focussed on.

For comparison purposes, Table 4 displays the percent distributions of these four outputs within frequency categories.

The Internet Frequency categories were similar to those in the PISA 2009 study (OECD, 2011), adding a category for very frequent users given the participants' demography (young college students).

Figure 11 shows the average frequency-normalized EMRs in five peak frequency categories, namely 0.2 1, 1 2, 2 5, 5 10 and 10 20 Hz, together with their deviation ranges.

As an illustration of the variation that can exist between departments, the five highest frequency categories for the Department of Chemistry and the Department of Civil Engineering are presented in Fig. 2.

The Internet Frequency categories were: (1) less than once a week; (2) 1-5 hours per week, (3) almost every day, up to an hour; and (4) almost every day, several hours.

The frequency categories ranged from "not at all" to "almost every day".

Nine frequency categories ranged from "never or rarely" to "six or more times per day".

Frequency categories were never/some/a lot.