Between 0.07 and 0.20 Hz, there is a pattern of progressively increasing coherence and gain indicating that higher frequency blood pressure components are more linearly related to flow velocity than lower frequency components, and that the ratio between them increases.
This could be of advantage for manual blood sampling or the generation of image-derived IFs, in particular in longitudinal studies where shunt surgery for high-frequency blood sampling is not feasible.
This high frequency of blood pressure changes were probably related to existing additional co-morbidities in our patients.
that high frequency of blood glucose measurement would be associated with lower HbA1c when controlled for important child characteristics: frequency of problematic hypoglycemic events, the child's age, duration of diabetes, insulin regimen and comorbid diseases.
Despite the overall high frequency, the blood isolates from RT patients were characterized by a lower rate of individual virulence genes, such as, for example, Dr adhesins (p = 0.03).
Because in the past blood transfusions were given more generously than today, a much higher frequency of blood transfusions can be observed in older studies (23% in pelvic and para-aortic lymphadenectomies vs 5% in pelvic lymphadenectomies alone) than in the more recent ones (1.5% in complete pelvic and para-aortic lymphadenectomies).
This is in line with earlier reports of their low frequencies in adult peripheral blood [28], [30], as well as the high frequency of CD62L+ cord blood NKT cells [20] and indicates that cord blood NKT cells could home to lymph nodes and B cell areas, respectively.
A higher frequency of blood glucose measurement was significantly associated with lower HbA1c in bivariate analysis.
In this current study, those participants with high scores on conscientiousness performed a higher frequency of blood glucose estimations.
Higher frequency of blood glucose measurement has also previously been shown to be associated with lower HbA1c [ 3, 15, 16].
Despite its higher frequency in blood, the presence of the usp gene was not statistically significant (p = 0.551).
