Since these findings are from a single-center where patients are followed closely by the transplant group for the first six months and then at least yearly (but often much more frequently), thereafter, in conjunction with the referring nephrologists and primary care physicians, our findings may have limited application to other models of post-transplant care.
In this way, America's combat tourists keep cycling in and out of foreign hotspots, sometimes on yearly tours, often on much shorter ones.
The frequency of women who admitted that they "sometimes" (at least yearly) or "often" (at least monthly) engaged in sex work was generally higher: responses of "sometimes" or "often" on the three items addressing this issue were 47.7%, 52.7% and 42.5% respectively.
He must buy only from the govt., pay 2 or 3 times his yearly income, often wait 2 years.
In chronic disease studies, such as lung cancer or cardiovascular diseases, average exposures at large time scales (e.g., monthly or yearly) are often used to represent the cumulative long-term exposures (Katsouyanni and Pershagen 1997; Nyberg et al. 2000).
The mobile console faces an even greater threat from multipurpose devices like iPads and tablets that are also getting plenty of software to add to their gaming libraries, and which follow a hardware upgrade cycle that sees them get more powerful on at least a yearly basis, but often even more frequently.
Filters and bags should be replaced yearly, and more often if the machine is used frequently.
The amount changes yearly and is often between $1,000 and $2,000.
Without yearly testing, too often we don't find failure until it is too late to fix.
The Bovespa index was up 7.4 percent in 2012 — a healthy return but not the double-digit yearly gains it often had a few years ago.
