"session frequency" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the number of times a particular activity or event occurs within a defined period of time, such as a meeting, therapy session, or exercise session. Example: The therapist recommended increasing the session frequency to twice a week for maximum benefit.
There has been little study to date of daily variation in cardiac death in dialysis patients and whether such variation differs according to dialysis modality and session frequency.
Children's engagement was measured by session frequency and duration and through an in-game self-report survey that was presented at the end of the each session.
We focused on four training characteristics; session frequency, session duration, training intensity and program length, and their product; total energy expenditure.
We did observe some potential confounding between session frequency and session time, with longer session times associated with less frequent exercise sessions.
Additionally, they are consistent with a systematic review which found no effect of exercise session frequency or duration on improvements in fitness in cardiac rehabilitation patients [18].
As recently discussed, another major issue is represented by the variability of methodology (needle positioning, treatment duration, session frequency), which contributes to outcome variability [122].
Total energy expenditure and its constituent training characteristics (training intensity, session frequency, session duration and programme length) vary considerably among clinical trials, making it hard to compare studies directly.
Other approaches include server based analysis of session frequencies (43) and are primarily focused on traffic handling for better user experiences.
The number of condition training sessions, frequency, and condition training session versus competition ratio were recorded.
To maintain the pragmatic value of the study, in both arms of the trial, the treating physiotherapists will determine the number of sessions, frequency and point of treatment cessation.
Besides type of activities, other difficult questions to be responded by the literature are concerned with how many sessions (frequency) and how long (duration) is needed to cause bone adaptation.
