Sentence examples for identification of regular from inspiring English sources

The STLFB and QF measures converged in assessing typical daily intake, but the STLFB provided more information about situational variations in alcohol use and better identification of regular versus intermittent binge drinkers.

Although originated for stylistic and literary purposes, the identification of regular patterns in the figurative use of words initiated by classical rhetoric provided a first organized framework to investigate the semantic flexibility of words, and stimulated an interest in our ability to use lexical expressions beyond the boundaries of their literal meaning.

We differentiated between casual and regular partnerships for the sake of applying contact tracing (i.e., we assumed different probabilities of identification and treatment of regular versus casual partners) and for the application of different behavioral characteristics, such as condom use and frequency of sexual contact.

Furthermore, the SSBM strategy can also contribute to improve the quality of the genome assembly by identifying misassembled fragments through the identification of SNPs at regular intervals.

The evaluation of ovarian reserve may enable the identification of patients (with regular menstrual cycles) who will have a better or worse response to gonadotrophin stimulation than would be expected for their chronological age (Broekmans et al., 2006).

The challenges that emerged from these women's accounts signal a need for system attention to each phase of the trajectory, from notification through to identification of a new regular physician.

Mitigating future risks will require identification of focal species, regular abundance surveys and more accurate predictions of climate effects on the development and survival of herbivores and pathogens and concomitant physiological changes in tree defences (Ayres and Lombardero 2000; Garrett et al. 2006a).

These latter are indeed useful in terms of identification of regions devoid of regular secondary structure.

But the case study approach was necessary to understand the processes that affected access to chronic care: the case studies could go beyond the identification of those not receiving regular treatment to reveal the processes operating between households and the health system that hamper access to care[ 17].

The distribution of the 1449 severe events according to the circumstances of their identification was: regular or day hospitalization (41.5%), fever (29.8%), death (8.6%), Karnofsky index < 70% (4.5%), other reasons (16%).> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> *: one diagnosis per event.

Since the research question at hand is whether a TWA works as a stepping stone out of unemployment into regular employment, identification of the population is based on the unemployment status in November 20016.