Sentence examples for frequent immediate from inspiring English sources

Pneumonia and dehydration are the most frequent immediate causes of death brought by AD, while cancer is a less frequent cause of death than in the general population.

Among the cases of fetal death, intrauterine anoxia was the most frequent immediate cause, followed by malformations.

Delay discounting may interact with incentive schemes to predict outcomes such that programmes offering frequent immediate rewards, as opposed to larger less frequent ones, may be particularly effective for those who discount more steeply.

Other studies in economic psychology have repeatedly revealed that energy consumption behavior in the household could be optimized through the provision of frequent and immediate feedback [9] [11].

Aside from dance music's natural disruption to potentially residential areas, what makes nightlife such a frequent, almost immediate target in the war of gentrification (or colonising, as Lawrence prefers to term it)?

Frequent findings on immediate postoperative radiographs are bone gaps at the apex of the acetabular monoblock cup due to the peripheral press-fit rim (Sculco 2002, Gruen et al. 2005, Macheras et al. 2006).

Table 4 presents the results of the alcohol behavior evolution portion of the model from Wave 1 to Wave 2. Interestingly, more frequent drinking by immediate friends was not significantly associated with increased frequency of alcohol consumption (p = .139).139

Subjects were assessed by physical examination at 12 time points starting at post-operative day 3(±1) and ending on post-operative day 84 (±3), with the assessments being more frequent during the immediate post-operative period.

In one benefit domain represented by two relevant measures (appetite/weight control), only the appetite-control measure was related to treatment satisfaction, perhaps because appetite control comprises a more frequent, visceral, and immediate subjective experience than weight control (paralleling the experiential primacy of PPG over A1C noted above).

Our hypothesis was originally based on feasibility arguments, namely the frequent lack of immediate access to laboratory results in the clinic, but was further strengthened by statistical arguments related to the low contribution made by the acute phase response to the composite scores.

By contrast, a coincident indicator, like non-farm payroll and industrial production, is an immediate and frequent snapshot of some aspect of the economy.