When all points in the window have been examined the most frequent value is chosen as the new offset and the difference in offsets provides the size of the gap.
In the case of FAT scores, several slaughterhouses (1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9 and 12) qualified most carcasses with a value of 3, while in some slaughterhouses (2, 6, 7 and 10) the most frequent value was 2, and in one slaughterhouse (11) the most frequent value was 1 (Table 2).
The mean of the non-missing values for numeric variables was used as the estimate of missing numeric data and the mode (most frequent) value was used as the estimate of missing categorical data [ 18, 26].
The peak occurrence for the length between alternate donor splice sites was found to be 4 bp and the second most frequent value was 5 bp in both plant species.
The distributions of the days-supply-PER and the days-supply-Rx were different, but it is worth noting that for both variables the most frequent value was 30 days in both age groups.
In future studies using claims data, consideration of the time frame of when frequent biochemical values are drawn and when a physician would realistically identify and act on a biochemical value should be considered.
An optimistic coping style was most frequent used, and hope values were moderately high.
Missing values were frequent for smoking status (44.9%), osteoporosis family history (26.8%) and serum 25(OH) vitamin D (49%).
The high frequency and duration of nocturnal hypoglycemia has been confirmed in clinical research center (CRC) studies, in which frequent laboratory reference glucose values were obtained.
Second, we tested whether observed pairs with low Phm xy values were more frequent and whether observed pairs with high Phm xy values were less frequent than expected by chance.
