What is the most appropriate frequency of related training course?
This will 'naturally' further inform us on the most appropriate frequency of this preventive strategy.
In each case, the question was asked (e.g., "How often were joss sticks, scented coil/powder burnt inside your house?"), and the respondent asked to select the most appropriate frequency category.
We therefore suggest that further studies using oral chlorhexidine in ICU patients should be conducted using higher concentrations (2%) to test the most appropriate frequency of use, since oral cleansing is a nursing-driven intervention and clinical trials with chlorhexidine are yet to demonstrate a mortality benefit.
The limitations of the method are explored in detail through an analysis of the acoustic penetration depth and the application-specific maximum measurable concentration, both of which can be used to determine the most appropriate acoustic frequencies and measurement configuration in a particular case.
The most appropriate measurement frequency was found to be 100 Hz since measured impedances of the skin of X. laevis were low and impedance decreases with increasing frequency.
The problem is that it has run out of room to grow: many of the frequencies most appropriate for new voice and data services are already being used by anybody from military-communications to security-alarm firms, a legacy of America's over-generous spectrum allocation in the past.
The H/V method, in fact, has proven to be one of the most appropriate to estimate the fundamental/resonance frequency of soft deposits (Lermo and Chavez-Garcia 1994; Larose et al. 2015, and Pazzi et al. 2016d), and also to study the interaction between soil and structures (Herak 2008 and Pazzi et al. 2016a, b).
Single embryo transfer is considered the most appropriate way to reduce the frequency of multiple pregnancies following in vitro fertilisation.
The use of validated questionnaires, such as the International Index of Erectile Function and the Sexual Encounter Profile, is the most appropriate method to characterize the frequency and severity of ED symptoms.
