Patients with more frequent dysphagia (question 2: 'Yes') (98.1%) during baseline (visit 2) reported within the highest (worst) range of DSQ scores (upper 25%) exceeding the >60% threshold for acceptability (Table 3).
Patient-specific questions were more frequent than general questions in hospitals, and among physicians (all comparisons, p < 0.05).
Scores ranging from 3 8 were categorized as "Low" paternal support, while scores of 9 15 were "Moderate to High" paternal support (i.e., an average response of "sometimes" or more frequent support for each question).
However, the absence of an association with survival in more frequent variants, including CYP2D6*4, questions the validity of the reported association between CYP2D6 genotype and treatment response in breast cancer.
Our correspondence became more frequent, and she began to question me on my own relationships, including my relationship with her.
To what extent the findings of this study and its recommendations will actually lead to a higher level of acceptance and more frequent utilization remains an interesting question for a follow-up study.
However, it takes time to build trust and motivation in order to change patient behavior and it is timely to raise the question if more frequent contact, perhaps monthly, or contact such as via telephone or email or Skype, could have strengthened the intervention.
We feel the activity could be improved by more frequent breaks for reflection, answering questions, and discussion as a class.
He speaks more frequent sentences, answers and asks questions, gives compliments and makes comments.
As the weeks went by into our engagement, the questions became more frequent, and I kept dodging them.
