Sentence examples for frequent chapter from inspiring English sources

The most frequent chapter heading under 'other causes' was 'infection' followed by 'dermatological'dermatological

For this study we analysed the underlying cause of death by the most frequent ICD-10 chapter headings of neoplasms (ICD chapters C and D), circulatory disease (ICD chapter I: including cerebrovascular and ischaemic heart disease), respiratory disease (ICD chapter J), digestive disease (ICD chapter K) and the remaining less frequent chapter headings grouped together in an 'other causes' category.

These rates where then stratified by the most frequent ICD-10 chapter headings.

The ICD-10 chapter, six frequent chronic conditions and FCI do not weight the severity of comorbidities.

An identical template is used for all risk-management chapters, and frequent use of bulleted lists is not particularly engaging and may prove insufficient for some readers.

Witnessing hundreds touch down against the backdrop of twilight is a sublime experience, said Darryl Thompson, president of Snohomish County's Audubon Society chapter, which leads frequent tours for the growing number of bird-watchers.

The specific chapters addressing less frequent but equally important, problems in oncology such as dural metastasis, vascular complications of cancer and paraneoplastic disease are one of the main strengths of this textbook, as these subjects are often given less attention in textbooks.

Subsequent chapters discuss the most frequent problems of valvular pathology and provide information on problems with great vessels, and a further chapter discusses pericardial pathology from an echocardiographic point of view.

But as Dunham admits in a chapter that addresses her frequent nudity in Girls: It's not brave to do something that doesn't scare you.

The chapter L (musculoskeletal) was frequent in the ED (31.5%) as well as the GP-C (15%).

Cardiovascular diseases (ICD 10 chapter IX) was a frequent cause of death unrelated to breast cancer, with 16 cases (29.6% of other death causes, data not shown).