"frequency of involvement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe how often a person or group is involved in a particular activity or situation. Example: The study found a high frequency of involvement in community service activities among the students at the university. This phrase can also be used in a more general sense to describe how often something occurs or is encountered. Example: The frequency of involvement in car accidents has decreased since the implementation of stricter driving laws.
The frequency of involvement of each muscle is not well established in the medical literature.
Frequency of involvement of each muscle in this cohort was inferior oblique 19 (63.3%), lateral rectus nine (30%), superior rectus four (13.3%), inferior rectus six (20%), medial rectus four (13.3%), and superior oblique three (10%).
Following data reported in the paper by Rao et al., the third most affected organ is the eye, with a frequency of involvement ranging from 10 to 60%[11]1].
Questions pertained to frequency of involvement in the management of patients with suspected pneumothorax, frequency of LUS use in this setting, preferences regarding technical aspects of LUS use, physicians' perception of diagnostic accuracy and involvement in teaching of LUS (Additional file 1).
In our survey, physician-reported educational experiences in physician-industry relationships and critical appraisal skills did not predict the frequency of involvement in promotional activities.
The questionnaire sought characteristics of the respondents, frequency of involvement in pharmaceutical promotional activities, attitudes toward relationships with PRs, and self-reported prescribing behaviors (File S1).
In another, anti-Th/To-positive patients with lcSSc carried a worse prognosis [ 85] with a smaller frequency of joint involvement but a greater frequency of puffy fingers, small bowel involvement, hypothyroidism, and a greater risk for reduced survival at 10 years [ 85], succumbing primarily to pulmonary arterial hypertension.
However, whereas previous studies using symptom-driven imaging to document ON indicated an increased frequency of hip involvement 1, 4, 6, 28, 29, our study, using prospective imaging, indicated knee involvement to be more frequent than hip involvement 7, 16.
Even though predilection of the respiratory tract by sarcoidosis and extrapulmonary involvement of other organs is frequently observed there is only limited data available regarding the frequency of sinonasal involvement [ 4].
The frequency of cardiac involvement varies among the types of amyloidosis and is common with AL disease. 2 Myocardial amyloid involvement leads to a restrictive cardiac physiology with possible concomitant conduction system disease, and the patients may present with nonspecific dyspnea, lower extremity edema, and syncope.
The frequency of ocular involvement in patients with BD disease is around 70%% [1].
