Sentence examples for problems frequency from inspiring English sources

As participants solved more problems, frequency in gestures decreased.

As described, this assessment in the elderly is still complicated by several unresolved methodological problems (frequency of illiteracy, worse compliance with the questionnaires, influence of concomitant diseases, use of instruments not specifically validated in the aged population).

Secondary end points were changes in fasting blood glucose (FBG) levels, body weight, lipid profile (serum total cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and triglycerides), and blood pressure; furthermore, safety-related problems (frequency of hypoglycemic episodes and hospitalizations) and differences in time dedicated to educational activities were taken into consideration.

The last section contained questions related to oral health: the number of missing teeth, problems with xerostomia, symptoms of common oral health problems, frequency of tooth brushing, frequency of visits to the dentist, the use of private or public dental services, the assessment of accessibility of dental services and self-report oral health status.

In traditional cellular systems, to cope with this problem, frequency reuse scheme with a frequency reuse factor other than 1 is used.

Preliminary evaluation showed a lower problem frequency patient-physician-interaction and patient-nursing-interaction in IMH.

Problem frequency of items and subscales are compared with a patient control group of matched pairs treated in conventional hospitals.

The child rates the problem frequency during the last two weeks using a three-point scale from 0 2 (0 = Not true, 1 = Sometimes true, 2 = True).

We asked the patients questions about background characteristics, duration of the problem, frequency of contact with a GP cooperative in the past year and number of contacts with their own GP for the same problem.

For a general population sample of 173 individuals aged 75+ from Italy, Savioa et al. [ 20] reported higher problem frequencies in pain/discomfort (67.3%) and anxiety/depression (53.3%), similar frequencies in usual activities (37.3%) and self-care (21.8%), and a lower frequency in mobility (40.0%); the EQ-VAS score was 68.0.

Two different problems, fundamental frequency maximization and frequency separation maximization, were considered.