Sentence examples for habitual frequency from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to evaluate the association between facial width and length and fundamental frequency (F0) and habitual frequency.

The respondents reported their habitual frequency and amount of beer, wine, and spirits intake.

We also examined the relation between habitual frequency

Phonation, Frequency and Intensity Exercises With the aim of improving the vibration and amplitude of the vocal folds, favoring a balanced vocal production, it was proposed that participants make vibrant sounds of the tongue in the tone of habitual frequency of speech, in ascending and descending scales, and at both weak and strong intensity.

Results demonstrate a prevalence of atypical magnitude and symmetry of mucosal wave during modal and pressed phonations by normophonic persons, differences across techniques, and a relationship between judgments and habitual fundamental frequency.

Our previous examination of habitual breakfast frequency in British adolescents indicated lower average PA over the morning in girls who reported being occasional breakfast consumers than in frequent consumers (10).

Although causality can never be firmly proven on the basis of a small observational study, the effects we observed are biologically plausible including the diminution of risk with increasing habitual travel frequency.

So, a higher habitual meal frequency implied a lower energy intake in the younger men with a high fat-free mass and activity-induced energy expenditure, and a higher energy intake in the older men with a medium fat-free mass and a lower activity-induced energy expenditure.

Potential associations with and between voice categories, age, ethnicity, anthropometric indices, neck dimensions, laryngeal dimensions, vocal data along with habitual speaking fundamental frequency were also explored.

Information recorded in the diary included the exact or estimated age and gender of each contacted person, the duration of contacts per person over the entire day, frequency (habitual nature) and location or circumstance of contact (multiple options possible).

The results of a separate logistic regression to explore the association between frequency of habitual public transport use and recent use are presented in Additional file 1; frequent habitual users were more likely to have been recent users but inclusion of habitual use in Model 2 nevertheless improved the overall fit compared with Model 1.