Sentence examples for year and the frequency from inspiring English sources

She reported repeated postprandial syncope once a year, and the frequency had increased in recent years.

It was found that dust deposition and its effect on plant performance depend strongly on the season of the year and the frequency of jet cleaning should be adjusted accordingly.

We assess the effect of Alliaria removal on Maianthemum growth and three vital rates: annual flowering frequency, retrogression of flowering plants to non-flowering the following year and the frequency of prolonged vegetative dormancy (Shefferson 2009).

Additionally, we gathered activity contents, numbers classified by profession (medical doctor, nurse, pharmacist, other medical staff, clerical employee, and others), the activity time per year, and the frequency of each activity.

Many (11%) admissions to emergency departments involve patients aged ≥65 years, and the frequency of admissions is expected to increase to 40% in the coming decades.

Data on vaccination coverage rates by cohort are reported in table 2. To maintain the coverage rate (women aged between 25 and 64 years) and the frequency (3 years) of the screening programme.

For background data see Table  1.> -wrap-foot> For each education the tables lists the number of respondents, response rate, average age and standard deviation of age in years and the frequency of females and males given in percent.

Seventeen patients of 39 (44%) were diagnosed with multiple sclerosis during the observation period of 2 years and the frequency of clinical visits and MRI scans in this group was not influenced by the study protocol.

Almost all of the rheumatologists had seen a patient with FM in the last 2 years, and the frequency was significantly greater than all other specialties except the pain specialists, most of whom had also seen a patient with FM.

The occurrences, number, localization, size and histological subtypes of adenomas or mucosal lesions and invasive growth, as well as the time to detection of new colorectal carcinoma (assuming that in several patients more than one colonoscopy will be performed within 3 years) and the frequency of carcinoma, will be assessed as secondary outcome parameters in both groups.

Then, we classified sequences according to the viral subtype and sample collection year and analyzed the frequency of those polymorphisms identified as CTL-escape mutations at three different intervals of time.