Sentence examples for frequency of persons from inspiring English sources

The highest weighted frequency of persons aged 60 or more years and the lowest weighted frequency of persons aged 12 19 years were observed in non-Hispanic whites.

All five polymorphisms had minor allelic frequency of at least 7%, although the frequency of persons who were homozygous variant ranged from 0.5% to 23% (Table  2).

Given that more women than men participated in the survey, the estimated frequency of persons consuming tiet canh will likely be higher than reported in this study.

Nor did a significant decline occur in the frequency of persons who reported taking dead poultry from their yard and preparing it for consumption (12%to9%9%, p = 0.3).

The observed slight trend in increasing the number of NKT cells with age and the higher frequency of persons with values above the reference in all groups indicate age-related dependence (Ohkawa et al. 2001).

The higher frequency of persons reporting butchering as compared to hunting is expected, since those who hunt will often participate in some sort of butchering, generally including some preparation of wild game (e.g., disembowelment).

Three factors likely contributed to the higher frequency of person-to-person transmission of Nipah virus in Bangladesh than was observed in Malaysia.

For environmental factors, absolute frequencies and relative frequencies of persons who regarded a specific category as either barrier or facilitator are reported.

The frequency distribution of persons recorded on the census within each of the seven deprivation categories in GB, weighted for the case distribution, is shown on the far right-hand side.

First, no parasitemia was seen in 2 successive microscopy and PCR surveys of asymptomatic persons, whereas in 5 earlier surveys of asymptomatic persons in Kipsamoite, the area of lower transmission, the frequency of infected persons was never zero (range 5.9%14.5%% by PCR) (7 ).

We designed a prospective, descriptive, observational study to assess the frequency of accompanying persons during the preoperative anesthesiology visit and to know how they shared the information delivered to patients.