Albeit, provision of tablet PCs to patients helped to include also patients not being familiar with computers, using them only infrequently or not at all before study participation.
It may be that those who do not fall or fall only infrequently have considerable fear or anxiety regarding their mobility, with the need to implement constant vigilance to remain falls-free, subsequently restricting social and participation opportunities.
However, the fact that in the included papers experience of stigma was reported very infrequently not only as a PSD, but also as a determinant of other PSDs (again, below the set threshold of 5 articles) may indicate that it is indeed still insufficiently taken into account in schizophrenia research.
On the other hand, the investigations included in the meta-analysis were not specifically designed as dose-ranging studies with head-to-head dose comparisons, and there remains the possibility of confounding by variables reported either only infrequently or not at all.
However, acceptance was not universal as three participants reported using the desk in the standing position only infrequently and one had not tried it at all.
Similarly to living embryos, however, isolation was only infrequently positive (data not shown).
Invasion of blood vessels is frequently observed in this stage but dissemination into internal organs of the embryo occurs only infrequently and does not contribute significantly to pathogenesis.
Whole-genome DNA microarray hybridization revealed considerable similarity in the gene content of highly successful S. aureus clones associated with bovine mastitis, but not among those clones that are only infrequently recovered from bovine hosts.
In addition, he said, the planes are not only expensive to maintain but also used infrequently.
Finally, to demonstrate the efficiency of the method for multiphase transport in porous media, it is shown that it is sufficient to apply the iterative smoothing procedure for the improvement of the localization assumptions only infrequently, i.e. not every time step.
