Sentence examples for particularly frequency from inspiring English sources

Adherence to cleaning standards, particularly frequency of cleaning, was variable.

Particularly, frequency of antipsychotic combination and maintenance dose will be examined.

However, adjustment for frequency of medical contact for infections, particularly frequency of respiratory tract infections, attenuated the strength of the association with childhood asthma (table 4, model 3), leaving no evidence of an independent association.

The survey included questions concerning the children's sociodemographic background; feeding and eating habits, particularly frequency of sweet beverage and food consumption; dental hygiene-related behaviors; the general oral health knowledge of caregivers; and the dental healthcare experience of caregivers and their children.

Although for all diabetes management factors there was overlap between the excellent and fair/poor control groups, several factors stood out as tending to differentiate the two groups, particularly frequency of SMBG measurements, frequency of missing an insulin dose, and timing of the meal bolus.

In this method one or more rings of electrodes excite a medium to be imaged at high frequencies, and more particularly at frequencies for which a static electrical potential field has fully developed.

One group of researchers has discovered that the Polynesians have a particularly high frequency of a variant of a gene called PPARGC1A, and that may be responsible for their high frequency of type II diabetes, at least in part.

We discuss some implications of the discrete nature of the material for the behavior of a loaded waveguide, particularly at frequencies below the cutoff frequency of the waveguide.

The news media have focused on steroids because of the way the game has changed over the last decade, particularly the frequency with which batters now hit home runs.

Fire, more particularly its frequency, had a profound influence on much of Australia's native vegetation, the surviving remnants of which have become difficult to manage; some changed in composition because the fire frequency decreased, others because the frequency increased.

This effect is pronounced particularly in frequency domain.