Sentence examples for prescribed frequency from inspiring English sources

This provides for the rational shape design of inclusions for control of double negative behavior across prescribed frequency ranges.

It is shown that the amount of material that would be necessary for an optimum bar or a beam of a fixed configuration (length and boundary conditions) to attain an abitrarily prescribed frequency can be disproportionately high, yielding a design that is completely impractical.

Particular attention was paid to the development of questions regarding medication use (medication name, strength, prescribed frequency, and duration of use).

Six of eleven studies (54.5 %) measured potential determinants regarding the prescribed medication (including being prescribed various types of medications, having switched from one type of medication to another, number of medications prescribed, frequency of having to take medication, and treatment-related barriers).

We assume that the transmissions of multicast packets are scheduled over a prescribed frequency band, using a fixed transmit rate achieved under a prescribed MCS.

The method enables all natural frequencies (latent roots [2]) and mode shapes (latent vectors, x) across a prescribed frequency range to be determined infallibly and in ascending frequency order at a speed approaching twice that associated with bisection and sign counting methods [3].

Two approaches to synthesize the input signals to apply to each elemental source are developed in order to create a prescribed, frequency-dependent acoustic directivity.

Differences between physician classes likely reflect prescribing frequency and experience as well as comfort with information technology.

In addition, in one study the presence of AR was associated with higher costs and greater prescribing frequency of asthma-related medications [ 31].

The 10 most frequently prescribed antihypertensive regimens, ranked in order of prescribing frequency, were as follows: CCBs (17.7%), beta-blockers (14.5%), ACEIs (8.2%), CCBs + beta-blockers (7.7%), others (5.3%), diuretics (4.4%), CCBs + ACEIs (4.0%), ARBs (3.0%), CCBs + ARBs (2.6%), beta-blockers + diuretics (2.4%).

In a recent New Zealand study of corticosteroid prescribing in palliative care, we observed that 65% of patients received at least one course of corticosteroids and there was a marked consistency in prescribing frequency across the six sample hospices (range: 61-69%) [ 14].