Sentence examples for frequency of capacity from inspiring English sources

The frequency of capacity assessments was analysed by month from May 2006 to January 2010.

There was a significant increase in the frequency of capacity assessments carried out over the study period of 0.3 percentage points per month (95% CI 0.26-0.36, p < 0.00001).

We report the frequency of capacity assessments carried out on psychiatric inpatients and how this has changed over recent years, testing the hypothesis that the implementation of the MCA has led to an increase in the number of capacity assessments being reported.

Microeconomic optimisation of scheduled public transport operations has traditionally focused on finding optimal values for the frequency of service, capacity of vehicles, number of lines and distance between stops.

The major change that may affect the interpretation and implications of our results is the intensity and frequency of training and capacity building received since 2005.

2– 6 There is increasing agreement among experts that characterizing patients should be based on combinations of prognostically important characteristics such as frequency of exacerbations, exercise capacity, and dyspnea that better reflect the multifaceted nature of COPD than a single parameter.

This plasticity in recombination frequency, or capacity of a single genotype to produce different rates of recombination in different environments, appears particularly strong in response to stress.

To ensure the success of frequency regulation, the capacity of EVs should be accurately evaluated.

To determine whether Oct4 is related to the higher TIC frequency and capacity of t-hPSCs, we injected t-hPSCs depleted in Oct4 at different cell doses into NOD-SCID mice.

The alternating stripes may refer to the spatial frequency detecting capacity of a predator's retina, which may aid in camouflage under certain combinations of intensity and contrast against the background (Cott, 1939).

Regarding DBP phenotype, the frequency of Gc1F (high binding capacity) was dominant among African-Americans, whereas that of Gc1S (low binding capacity) was high among Caucasian subjects.