Sentence examples for indication frequency from inspiring English sources

The indication, frequency, and range of prescriptions for penicillin or amoxicillin and macrolides are only in part overlapping, which should be kept in mind in the interpretation of the results of confounding by indication.

It is mandatory that important matters such as the exact indication, frequency, and the extensiveness of the conducted tests on PSG are clarified in further studies, and strict recommendations for its use can be made.

Patients on herbal remedies were asked about the history of herbal use, indications, frequency and if their healthcare providers were aware of this.

There is no clear indication of frequency attenuation within the possible reservoir zone areas.

One could suspect that the indication and frequency of treatment with antihypertensive drugs differs in a public health care setting and a setting with insurance based health care.

The scoring system gives an indication of frequency and severity by grading hot flushes into mild, moderate, severe and very severe, over a 24-h period.

Selection of the pre-specified treatments included in this study was based on the approved indication and frequency of use of each of these treatments in Australia at that time.

The scale was designed to allow weighting of parameters depending on their importance to the patient's understanding of their treatment with more emphasis on drug name, indication and frequency than strength and duration.

From the AUDIT-C indication of frequency, quantity and selection of drinks during the last 30 days we will be able to calculate and possibly observe changes in Weekly Alcohol Consumption (in gram), which will be matched against the national recommended limits of each country (e.g., for Germany according to published guidelines this limit is 24gr/week for males and 12gr/week for females [ 77].

It contains a number of scales including an indication of frequency of recent NSSI thoughts and acts, reasons for starting and reasons for continuing to self injure (i.e., functions), addictive features, level of motivation to stop the behaviour and other characteristics of the nature of NSSI.

We compared the admission indications by frequency of resource-intense events and utilization measures using descriptive statistics and analysis of variance.