Sentence examples for frequency of agent from inspiring English sources

The update scheme of a MA model refers to the frequency of agent state updates and how these are related in temporal order.

The frequency of vasoactive agent use in the ICU may have engendered a perception of safety.

Additionally, data were collected on time and frequency of chemical agent exposure, other war-related injuries and psychological problems, and history of hospitalization during the last year.

The high frequency of antimicrobial agent resistance in Salmonella from imported pork and in Campylobacter spp. from imported poultry meat probably reflects differences in the use of veterinary antimicrobial agents in the countries of origin as compared with Denmark (12 ).

Although intraoperative course was similar because of no differences in the using frequency of vasoactive agents and fluid administration between groups, narcoleptic patients had a higher frequency of emergency response team (ERT) activations (6.6 vs 1.3%, P = 0.04) in postoperative period.

Despite such proof for a disease-modifying effect, cyclophosphamide is only ranked third in the frequency of immunosuppressive agents used.

Our data support that the detection of thirteen BV-AAs using M-PCR provides important information about the frequency of these agents.

The second issue that causes an underestimation of the frequency of these agents is failing to sample an infected individual in an infected species.

Increasing the amount or frequency of chemotherapeutic agents is not an appropriate method because of possible systemic inflammation and cytotoxicity to the MSCs as well.

Because of the wide distribution of these ticks, accurate assessments of the frequency of bacterial agents in these tick populations, their potential for causing human disease, and the ability for these tick species to act as competent vectors are warranted.

Conclusion: To optimize myocardial contrast opacification, intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography should be performed with intermittent sampling at a transducer frequency close to the intrinsic frequency of the contrast agent.