The number of sick days before neck injury was different in the low-frequent, frequent and high-frequent groups of consulters, taking age and gender into account (p<0.0001, data not shown).
The consultation frequency curves of the three subgroups (preinjury; low-frequent, frequent and high-frequent consulters) had a similar shape and they remained clearly separated from each other even after the injury (figure 4).
Frequent testing or frequent group work and frequently starting to do homework in class may be a symptom of low attainment and not its cause.
"Are you a frequent buyer or a frequent flier?
It said: "It is important to acknowledge the difference between inappropriate frequent callers and appropriate frequent callers.
"Credit cards with flying miles are great for the frequent flyer and the frequent spender," says Charlotte Nelson at financial data provider Moneyfacts.
(Yahoo's Messenger Service also, one document laments, "sends frequent requests, and receives frequent responses, for inbox and buddy status, which are highly repetitive").
As the Huffington Post's Elise Foley noted, ham and cheese do appear to be a frequent lunch – and frequent social media fodder – in the Wisconsin state capitol building.
[C14.] Fare Changes Worry Frequent Fliers Some frequent business fliers say they are agitated about a possible drop in the number of first-class seats available for free upgrades.
To the Editor: Cases of the spontaneous regression of cancer, while certainly not highly frequent, have been frequent enough to have warranted two medical books and many published cases.
And to complicate matters, no one has done a scientific comparison of instances of skin cancer in frequent fliers versus non-frequent fliers, Dr. Spencer said.
