The two most frequent variables both affected Probability, and they were the Patient's Attitude, including Willingness to Take Drugs, and Side-Effects of Drugs.
Investigation of the most stable results (black color coded genes, Supplementary Fig. 3) shows that questions 90, 59, and 60 are the most frequent variables appearing in each of the GA iterations (Table 5).
In the combustion process, the traditional furnace combustion control method cannot meet the control requirements with frequent variable loads.
DWDSs are engineered environments that are subject to frequent, variable disturbances caused by many factors including long residence times, each associated with loss of disinfectant residual and generating higher levels of biofilms growth.
DWDSs are engineered environments which are subject to frequent, variable disturbances caused by many factors including long residence times due to dead ends and low flow rates, and the latter are associated with loss of disinfectant residual and generating higher levels of biofilm growth.
The five most frequent included variables in the final model were age, body mass index, bone mass index, past history of falls, and maternal history of fractures.
Ptosis and/or ophthalmoparesis, facial weakness, thoracic deformities, and spinal involvement were also frequent but variable.
The most frequent effect variable was Probability (mean 6.1), followed by Implication (mean 2.4) and Usability (mean 1.5).
Second, Live/Dead® staining was used to illustrate that dead cells were a frequent, albeit variable, component of biofilms.
For example, infants with Down's syndrome or asphyxia exhibited cries that were less frequent, less variable in intensity and fundamental frequency (pitch) [ 10- 14] and of longer latency from the painful stimulus than cries in infants with no disabilities [ 10].
Monecke et al. [ 8] noted the frequent but variable presence of sec and sel in ST772-MRSA-V, which was supported in this study by the absence of the putative SaPI in strain 3989.
