Increased frequency of contacts with friends and neighbors contributes to a 9% increase in this probability.
Lindgren et al. [13] use frequency of contacts, and [27] use elapsed time since last contact.
Friendship between nodes is characterized on the basis of the frequency of contacts and number of long-lasting, regular contacts.
A procedure is presented for predicting the intensity and frequency of contacts of a damped oscillator with flexible stops.
In addition, the association between these variables describing friendship relationships and life satisfaction is statistically significant (χ2 = 2288.2, df = 20, p value < 0.001 and χ2 = 394.04, df = 20, p value < 0.001, respectively, for friendship satisfaction and frequency of contacts).
A faithful frequency of contacts with friends, together with positive satisfaction with friendship relationships, connects individuals to a range of extra benefits, including a higher sense of belongingness, better health, and more support (Van Der Horst and Coffè 2012).
This study assessed the frequency of physician contacts for individual nursing home residents (NHRs) and investigated whether the frequency of contacts influences the appropriateness of pain medication in NHRs.
Human social contact patterns show marked day-of-week variations, with a higher frequency of contacts occurring during weekdays when children are in school, and adults are in contact with co-workers, than typically occur on weekends.
Some communities have admirably created special courts to help decrease the frequency of contacts between individuals with a mental illness and the criminal justice system.
Men who are in this group contact CSW's randomly after their first sexual encounter, and the frequency of contacts depends on their marital status [22].
