Guidelines have been changed from time to time and when the standard levels are lowered, an increasing fraction of the population is likely to be exposed to preventive actions, leading to more frequent situations involving information and treatment decisions.
Furthermore, in an attempt to adequately deal with a temperamentally difficult child and reduce associated parental stress, parents may consider and attempt a wider range of parenting strategies, which will lead to more frequent situations where they evaluate their rearing strategies.
Executive travelers will meet more frequent congestion situations or feel worse about congestion than stressed people (cluster results shown in Table 5).
High levels of nocodazole (100 500 MkM) resulted in dramatic alterations in the cells – C-mitosis, aberrant spindle formation with consequent more frequent anomalous situations (for example, multipolar mitoses, and as a result of this, an appearance of star anaphases).
In 1997, when UKA was used somewhat more frequent, the situation was the same (Table).
However, much more frequent is the situation where politicians have already decided to intervene on an issue due to non-efficiency goals and the task of the economic advisor is to suggest on the best way to proceed.
The use of curare is more frequent when the situation is more severe, leading to a potential bias as for its association with the failure of weaning.
The highest incidence of cancers with unknown primary sites in males and females with a low socioeconomic status can be explained by the fact that the group of "unknown primary sites" mainly comprised subjects with metastatic cancers where the primary site could not be identified, a situation more frequent in people with a low socioeconomic status [ 21].
One form of hermaphroditism fairly common in bony fishes is the protogynous type, in which the individual functions first as a female and later as a male; it is much more frequent than the reverse situation (protandrous hermaphroditism).
However, FDA is easier to apply in situations with more frequent sampling, sampling at unequal time points and missing data.
These poorer outcomes may in part be related to these women having more frequent exposures to social and physical situations that are obesogenic, i.e., eating and sedentary cues or situations.
