Sentence examples for traditionally frequent from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, "frequent attendance" and "frequent attenders" are defined counting patient contacts within an arbitrarily defined time period.

The increased use of fluoroquinolones and the traditionally frequent use of third-generation cephalosporines [ 10, 12] are very likely to cause and promote the incidence of resistant microorganisms in Austria [ 13].

The setting for one commercial is a classic steak house, a type of restaurant traditionally frequented by men.

Although some tourists spend money on Disney trinkets and at the outlet malls they have traditionally frequented, luxury brand purchases are surging in part because American stores carry a broader range of products than their counterparts in China, said Julia Zhu, consulting director for Frost & Sullivan.

"This amounts to one in five of that age group, traditionally the most frequent cinemagoers".

Although CD was traditionally considered a frequent disease in North America and Europe, recent prevalence studies have indicated that it could be a common health problem worldwide [ 13, 14, 19].

Traditionally, long hours and frequent practice sessions are common training programs among young and elite swimmers.

Traditionally, because of the frequent typhoons and drought, they plant root crops able to cope with the environment.

Those are traditionally favoured by bile infection, frequent in the Asiatic population but much rarer in western countries.

Traditionally, when airlines have merged, frequent flier miles were carried over allowing customers to select among an increased number of flights and destinations.

Traditionally, the view has been that frequent COPD exacerbator status may be associated with increased inflammatory responses, and it is known that both IL6 and fibrinogen levels are increased at exacerbation (40).