Sentence examples for frequency of adoption from inspiring English sources

The difference in the frequency of adoption between islands may have resulted from differences in disturbance, environment, and/or demography [1], [3], [19].

As with the confidence ratings, the data on faculty attitude toward different assessment activities suggest that formal exposure to assessment knowledge and experience correlates with stronger positive attitudes toward assessment and higher frequency of adoption of assessment practices.

In addition, we investigated whether the duration of individual GP's practice influenced the frequency of EMR adoption, their preparedness and their perceived barriers towards CDS-eP adoption using one-way Anova tests.

Each percentage represents the relative frequency of practice adoption in the range.

However, their duration of practice did not seem to influence the frequency of EMR adoption in their practice.

Similarly, we have found a high frequency of apparent adoption in N. caudopunctatus, where 59% of broods contained fry unrelated to both parents (Schaedelin et al. 2013).

Finally, we explored whether their self-reported frequency of EBM adoption predicted the degree of coreness and structural importance that individual doctors assume within the observed network.

The aim of the present paper is to fill this gap by exploring and testing whether physicians' self-reported frequency of EBM adoption is related to the network position they hold in the overall web of collaborative relationships established within healthcare organizations, where they routinely visit and treat their patients.

The 2015 proxy season saw a significant increase in the number of shareholder proxy access proposals and shareholder support for such proposals (see box below), as well as an increased frequency of negotiation and adoption of proxy access via board action including an accelerating trend towards board adoption without receipt of a shareholder proposal.

The 2015 proxy season saw a significant increase in the number of shareholder proxy access proposals and shareholder support for such proposals as well as an increased frequency of negotiation and adoption of proxy access via board action.

These ambiguities served to bring the title into disrepute in the 17th and 18th centuries, as being too often self-made or pretentious (the frequency of its unauthorized adoption creating the French verb se marquiser).