It is evident that close to half of the teams fall into the category of low-frequency teams performing <20% of all transplants, be they autologous or allogeneic HSCTs.
These DSMs use symbols of varying size to reflect the frequency of team interactions.
Instead of marking each interaction with an X, we used three symbols to reflect the varying frequency of team interactions: a large circle for daily communication, a midsize circle for weekly meetings, and a small dot for monthly conferences.
Our data showed significant differences in genotype frequency between team sport athletes and sprinters (Table 2).
The frequency of team meetings is expected to vary between study sites, but generally takes place bi-weekly or monthly.
My journal is somewhat unusual in that, because of its size and frequency, a team of people work on it.
Overall, people who had identified themselves as religious or nonreligious when they registered for the study committed both moral and immoral deeds with "comparable frequency," the team reports.
"This transfer [of plasmids] takes place at a high frequency," says team member Elisabeth Carniel of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, which suggests that such antibiotic resistance could easily spread.
Even when they did visit their paramours, females wouldn't allow males to mount them with the same frequency, the team reports online today in The Journal of Neuroscience.
The frequency of team sum-ups, the time to call for help, and the frequency of top-to-toe examinations are presented in box-plots, figures 2– 4. Standardised variables (ratios) for 'time to call for help', 'frequency of top-to-toe examinations' and 'frequency of team sum-ups' were statistically analysed with respect to the classification variables, team (1 12), and consecutive scenario (I III).
The frequency of team members' use of CLC increased significantly with an egalitarian leadership style (RR 1.14, CI 1.04 to 1.26).
