Statistically controlled studies of the outcomes of frequency of usage fail to provide those discriminations because frequency measures include no information about how disciplinary tactics were implemented or the disciplinary situations for which they were used.
We analysed single items representing sub-domains of recreation: Physical recreation and Sedentary recreation, as well as the domains of Home life and Educational life using logistic regression models of binary outcomes of frequency of participation.
The composite measuring staffing showed the weakest correlation with the outcome on frequency of event reporting (Pearson r = 0.107).
MET hours was calculated by adding the outcome of strenuous frequency × strenuous duration × 9, with moderate frequency × moderate duration × 5, and dividing the sum by 60.
Despite lack of benefit in unselected patients, we had a preplanned subgroup analysis of the primary outcome of stool frequency in patients divided according to severity.
Data were analysed at the level of the dog, for the binary outcome of walking frequency - dog is walked at least once or more per day – referred to as 'daily dog walking'.
For Alzheimer's disease, we analyzed the outcome of the frequency based ranking method and calculated the precision, F-score and rank for different recall ranges (10%, 30%, and 50% recall) and determined the maximal F-score (see Table 3).
To determine the long-term prognosis of low-frequency hearing loss and predictive factors for the 10-year outcome of low-frequency hearing loss.
We evaluated the type of outcome, the frequency of reporting NNTs with corresponding confidence intervals, and assessed the adequacy of the methods used to calculate NNTs in the case of time-to-event outcomes.
It is shown that non-stationarities have a significant effect on the outcomes of flood frequency analysis using both short and long input data series.
