There was an apparent disconnect between youth and family preferences for more comprehensive transition services and infrequent engagement in some transition preparation behaviors.
Whereas a reduced ability to press a lever and infrequent engagement in the waiting task would result in shorter LHT timed responses, the same deficits in DRL would result in longer timed responses.
We found that these groups exhibited a remarkably similar profile characterized by high levels of sedentary behavior and infrequent engagement in structured or bout-related moderate-to-vigorous physical activity.
Furthermore, social cohesion and belonging in neighborhoods may support older people's social engagement in their communities, whereas poor social connections and few social ties may lead to infrequent participation and social disengagement among older citizens.
The variable measures religious inclination of respondent and has three categories namely: Not at all, infrequent and frequent engagement in religious activities.
This of course allows not infrequent recasting.
With some products and services, customer engagement is naturally infrequent — think of the way people buy real estate or book vacation travel.
By the summer months, his engagements had become infrequent so he used the long periods of unemployment constructively.
This is, to our knowledge, the first study that demonstrates different structural levels within raven nonbreeder aggregations: first, a loose organization composed of local birds, regular visitors and infrequent visitors and, second, the individuals' engagement in consecutive social bonds.
In rural communities in southwestern Taiwan where oral cancer prevalence is high, participants with POC lesions were likely to have poor health-related behaviours, such as betel nut chewing, cigarette smoking, irregular engagement in exercise and infrequent undergoing of dental check-ups.
Extranodal involvement is infrequent [ 6].
