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For one of the twins, the age of onset was menarche (11 years of age), with frequent episodes and apparent remission before menopause.

The long-term consequences of poor adherence in FEP patients include more frequent episodes and hospital readmissions, especially involuntary admissions [ 13], and a higher risk of suicide [ 19].

The characteristics of much larger clinical samples suggest, for example, that bipolar depression tends to be associated with more frequent episodes and admissions and higher impulsivity as observed here.

Postlicensure studies have shown a decline in the prevalence of serotypes with resistance to penicillin [ 27- 30], a reduction in treatment failures, and a reduction in frequent episodes and tube procedures [ 31].

At least in BD-I, the polarity of presenting episode has been shown to be a feature running in families 21, and there are indications that a depressive presenting polarity is associated with earlier age at onset 22, 23, more frequent episodes, and a predominant polarity of depression throughout the course of the disorder 18, 22– 22.

Data mining techniques that inspired the works on periodic patterns came from the works on mining association rules [2] and later on from mining frequent episodes [10] and its extensions on mining complex events [15].

However, the ability to self-fertilize when population sizes are small may be particularly important for this weedy species that lives in ephemeral habitats and experiences frequent episodes of colonization and extinction.

The connection between type 1 diabetes and eating disorders is of concern as these are associated with poor glycemic control, frequent episodes of ketoacidosis, and more frequent emergency room and hospital visits (21– 21).

Therefore, the main purposes of this study are to assess determinants of fertility in rural Ethiopia, characterized by high child mortality and mobility resulting from population pressure, frequent episodes of drought and pestilence.

In countries like Madagascar, where childhood diets are often of poor quality and nearly half of all children have frequent episodes of malaria and diarrhoea, vitamin A is essential in helping to boost a child's immunity.

Automated FiO2 adjustment improved maintenance of the intended SpO2 range, and led, significantly, to reduced time with high SpO2 and more frequent episodes with SpO2 between80%% and 86% [15].