Compared to the 2005 baseline survey, the most frequent actions suggested by the cohort control group were 2569 suggestions related to punishment and included 158 suggestions for killing PLWH.
For society, most frequent actions included to be treated the same as everyone else by society and avoiding embarrassing/discriminating PLWH.
Land use change results from frequent, independent actions by decision-makers working in isolation, often with a focus on a single land use.
At government level, the most frequent suggested actions by students were providing medical treatment/specialized hospitals, care and support, and ensuring human rights.
For all age groups consultation by doctor was the most frequent action, and when patients attended the casualty clinic directly 91.2% of the contacts resulted in consultation by a doctor compared to 56.5% when patient or family called the clinic.
According to our dataset, the most frequent action was issuing a new query (47%), followed by browsing the result set and viewing selected citations (44%).
The low discharge frequency of P2 was largely due to the fact that STUTs fired brief bursts of high-frequent action potentials which were interrupted by periods of silence (Fig. 4B) with variable duration.
The discussion focuses on China which is not only the most frequent subject of antidumping and countervailing duty actions by WTO members, but is also a frequent user of the antidumping measure and has recently initiated countervailing duty investigations of imports from the United States.
This negative perception informs their mono-response to street vending by frequent repressive actions aimed at exterminating the phenomenon without success.
And they defend his frequent use of executive orders as necessary to undo actions by Obama they consider unconstitutional or otherwise legally problematic.
The FTC charges against Thaker are the latest in a series of police actions by the government agency to put an end to rogue debt collection operations that have become more frequent in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
