Sentence examples for frequent characteristics from inspiring English sources
Through case vignette comparisons, this study draws attention to some of the most frequent characteristics used to define DRG boundaries, namely catheterisation, valve procedures and complications.
The literature suggests an inferiorly positioned maxillary process; maxillary posterior vertical excess, with concomitant posterior, inferiorly tipped palatal plane; and an increased posterior and anterior maxillary dentoalveolar height, to be major and frequent characteristics of individuals with a skeletal open-bite malocclusion [1],[2].
The most frequent characteristics of Helvetisms are in vocabulary, phrases, and pronunciation, but certain Helvetisms denote themselves as special in syntax and orthography likewise.
Most frequent characteristics of inappropriate treatments included: No indication (17.5%); incorrect choice of antimicrobials (7.6%); incorrect application of drugs (9.3%); and divergence from institutional guidelines (8%).
These frequent characteristics were secondary to increased intracranial pressure (ICP) and consistent with the laboratory findings of ICP.
The most frequent characteristics were calcification, benign or uncertain radiological appearance and a B1 (normal breast tissue) biopsy.
This mix of high expectation and skepticism is a frequent characteristic of the debates that swirl around the Golden Mask.
The classic bloody is also made with vodka, and this too is a frequent characteristic of brunch drinks: the use of lighter spirits over dark, aged ones.
Badlands in Central Istria share a very frequent characteristic with other worldwide badland sites, the rapid erosion rate.
Deficient habituation of pattern reversal visual evoked potentials (VEPs) during stimulus repetition is a frequent characteristic of migraine patients during the pain-free interval [1 3].
Tophi envelopment in the tendon was the most frequent characteristic (45%) followed by no relationship between tophi and tendon (41%), tophi at the insertion site of the tendon (7%), extrinsic compression (6%) and tophi within the tendon (1%).
