Sentence examples for frequency of case from inspiring English sources

In a report issued last week, the Georgia Department of Audits recently found a high frequency of case management problems, including failure to impose general supervision standards, failure to respond to probationers who missed reporting dates, and cases in which people were required to continue paying probation fees after their probation terms expired.

To offset this burden on staff, we reduced the frequency of case management from weekly to monthly.

The frequency of case resolution over the two-year period varied widely among the different minor illnesses (Table  6).

The completion rate of treatment plan, frequency of case discussion, treatment adherence, and documentation of side effects were also improved [ 19].

While the frequency of piglets born to gilts in the data material was 38% as a product of the randomized selection of sows, and the frequency of case piglets born to gilts was 66%, the odds ratio of NNPD for being born to a gilt from the logistic regression model (2) was estimated at 25.28 (p < 0.0001), reflecting the strongly significant effect of being born to a gilt (see also Table  4).

In addition, system administrators will be able to look at the types and frequency of cases they take on, which will inform their ability to allocate resources effectively.

Though there are significant links between cadmium, a heavy metal present in Mailuu-Suu's water, and increased risk of uterine cancer, one doctor claimed the high frequency of cases in Mailuu-Suu is because local women have "too little sex".

Given the increasing frequency of cases of psoriasis of the child, we are interested in studying the role of this disease especially in infants.

Despite the high frequency of cases and mortality, no antidote is available for this poisoning (Sakuntala et al., 2015).

Five H5N1 cases were younger than 10 years old and one was aged 16-years, in contrast to other case series [16], [19] [20] and the WHO finding that the highest frequency of cases was aged 10 19 years old [35].

Genotyping error rate was set at 2%, as estimated from the frequency of cases when the genotype of an offspring and the mother did not match (in such cases the genotype in that locus was denoted as missing data).