Sentence examples for frequent history from inspiring English sources

An increased basal sympathetic tone is also suggested by the fact that migraine is associated with more frequent history of hypertension in epidemiological investigations [5].

Patients with NVE, compared with PVE patients, were older (50 years vs 37 years, p = 0.034), had less frequent history of previous endocarditis (0 vs 25%, p = 0.049), and were more likely to have a history of diabetes (37% vs 0, p = 0.026) and be in an immunocompromised state (37% vs 0, p = 0.026).

In the global population (n = 173), patients with a DI had a significantly higher Mallampati score, had a more frequent history of head and neck disease (n = 7 [21 %] vs n = 4 [1, 72 %], p < 0.0001) and presented more often with a low thyro-mental distance (n = 13 [39 %] vs n = 34 [15 %]) or a reduced mobility of cervical spine (n = 5 [15 %] vs n = 7 [3 %]).

His banker's boxes full of files attest to the variables associated with the high crime rate: poverty, lack of employment opportunities, overcrowded housing, substance abuse in particular, alcohol violent experiences growing up, and a frequent history of residential schooling which often passes the dysfunction and damage down through more than one generation.

Several factors were associated with testing false-recent on the assays among HIV-positive participants with known LTI, including having been classified as RI by the assays at baseline; more frequent history of HIV testing; and older age (borderline significant association).

The insulin-treated subjects had a more frequent history of cardiovascular disease (36 vs. 28%; P = 0.031).

Much has been written about psychopaths in the scientific literature, including their frequent histories of childhood abuse, their early penchant for violating rules and their cruelty toward peers and animals.

Patients with MACEs were elderly, had more frequent prior history of hypertension, prior history of MI, prior history of PCI and were higher LnNT-ProBNP, PLT, monocyte count, GRACE score and HbA1c content as well as lower ejection fraction compared to patients without MACEs (Table  1).

Limitations on the right to dispose of property have been frequent throughout history, and slaves were no exception.

Under the guidance of David Hoey, its window director, Bergdorf's has engineered three ambitious suites of windows of blue-ribbon caliber and frequent art history references.

It has attracted more and more attention worldwide as a public health issue because of its high prevalence, frequent attack history, significant medical burden, and a serious reduction in quality of life [4].