Sentence examples for months frequency of from inspiring English sources

Among the 491 participants reporting to have had sex with a casual partner in the past 6 months, frequency of condom use was not significantly associated with prevalent HIV-1 infection (p-value = 0.984).

Furthermore, participants were not asked about the amount of nicotine and cannabis use; only the recent (past 3 months) frequency of use was asked for.

Also there were no differences for GHb, body mass index, smoking status, hypoglycemia in the past 12 months, frequency of foot lesions and presence of diabetic symptoms, neither in the univariate nor in the multivariate analyses.

11 18 20 27 29 33 The included studies varied in terms of the duration of the intervention (2 24 months), frequency of visits (3 14 contacts) and follow-up time (3 24 months).

The questionnaire confirmed current smoking status by asking respondents about smoking in the last 12 months, frequency of smoking (every day, most days, occasionally or never), and amount smoked per day (≤10, 11 20, 21 30, 31 40, 41+).

To test if there was a latent factor for alcohol involvement, we performed a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) using Mplus version 7.0 39 on three observed measures: frequency of drinking in the previous 6 months, frequency of getting drunk in the previous 6 months, and the API (for mean values, see Table  1).

The main outcome measures were: incidence of back pain the previous 12 months, and frequency of use of conventional or CAM treatments in the previous 12 months.

For the 5 donors where a sample was available for both periods following the accident (3 and 16 months), the frequency of total color junctions and complete symmetrical translocations observed from samples collected at 16 months had declined to approximately 50% of that observed in samples collected at 3 months.

Patients who answered affirmatively also had to indicate their age at headache onset, headache in the previous three months, the frequency of attacks and the use of analgesics in a month.

While risk of bleeding had the highest relative contribution to preferences among patients without transfusion in the past 3 months (0.28), frequency of transfusion had a relative contribution, which was similar to that of risk of infection (0.25) and higher than that for fatigue (0.22).

The peak age for mixed infection was 6 11 months; the frequency of such infections decreased thereafter.