Because f is sensitive to utilisation levels (that is, people who visit infrequently), it was adjusted for the number of consultations in all analyses (f′).
Not for showering, however, which I did as infrequently as I could tolerate because I needed someone to get me on a rolling shower seat, help me remove the hospital gown that covered me on the trip down the hallway to the shower, adjust the water temperature, and dry me when I was done.
This paper also finds that broad output measures that are not quality-adjusted, such as life expectancy, seem to be a suitable alternative for infrequently collected quality-adjusted output measures, such as disability adjusted life years.
Did they worry about clicking too often, or too infrequently, and self-adjust accordingly?
Rather than try to change ratings as infrequently as possible, the conventional approach, R&R constantly adjusts them in response to new economic data, changes in interest rates and the performance of the underlying assets.
Based on these observations, it was not surprising that the differences in insulin resistance between the Infrequently Active and Frequently Active groups remained after adjusting for differences in the volume of MVPA across these two groups.
Among women who infrequently asked others for prayer, neighborhood disadvantage was positively associated with PTD rates (adjusted Prevalence ratio: 1.28, 95% Confidence Interval: 1.01, 1.63), and a null association was found for those who frequently asked others for prayer.
Compared to reporting drinking infrequently, there was increased dementia risk when reporting abstaining from alcohol, drinking rarely, and drinking frequently in the analysis adjusted for age and sex.
Infrequently, compounds were detected at levels below the method detection limit; we considered these to be non-detects and adjusted their concentrations to half of the method detection limit.
The tracking Stop task is individually adjusted for accuracy and involves the inhibition of a pre-potent motor response to a Stop signal that infrequently and unexpectedly follows a go signal.
