According to the different weight of the dimensions and questions, the frequency of addressing them by publications varied widely (Table 4).
It reveals an increased frequency of reforms addressing the EPL regime for permanent contracts since 2006, with measures pointing in both directions.
Levels of faecal testosterone were positively correlated with the frequencies of aggressive intra-sexual (Spearman rank correlation; rs10 = 0.7178, p = 0.0234) and of inter-sexual interactions (rs10 = 0.7915, p = 0.0088), the frequency of vocalization to addressed male targets and non-addressed (rs10 = 0.7316, p = 0.0202).
Impact scores are obtained by multiplying the frequency of the experience addressed by each question and the mean rating of the emotional response it evokes in the children studied.
Or at least increase the frequency of Elliot's audience address to Frank Underwood levels?
Patient details, including their age, gender, address, frequency of diarrhea and consistency of stools, were recorded.
In addition, maternal psychosocial resources are measured with 12 items developed for this project to address frequency of her interactions with family members and other women as well as time to manage her life and demands.
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The first eight questions address the frequency of respiratory symptoms over a variable preceding period and the remaining questions address the patient's current state of disturbance to daily physical activity (activity score) and psychosocial function (impact score).
To describe medication adherence problems for adults with type 2 diabetes and to assess the nature and frequency of pharmacist activities in addressing them and proximate outcomes.
