Sentence examples for amount and regularity from inspiring English sources

Differences in the amount and regularity of food delivered to the nestlings of each species may also explain the variation between morphs in levels of plasma antioxidants and oxidative stress.

Drinking habits are assessed by two items based on the amount and regularity of alcohol consumption [ 56].

The various products in the line differ in the concentration of HA as well as the amount and regularity of crosslinking.

Corneal transparency is a key factor influencing the visual outcome both in PK and DALK, but in the latter visual recovery is also significantly affected by the light scattering occurring at the donor host interface and by the amount and regularity of residual stroma adherent to DM [ 5, 6].

Details of the menstrual history in the questionnaire included; age at menarche, menstrual cycle length and regularity, duration and amount of flow, type and severity of pain related to menstruation; and need for analgesia.

Dynamic attributes include amount of activity in the video (high or low), flow granularity of the structural elements that undergo motion (coarse or fine), and regularity of motion of structural elements (irregular or regular).

And that happens with a certain amount of regularity simply because sometimes checks do not clear or we do not get told of that before the petition goes out, which is pretty much on an automatic cycle".

The security and regularity of the service along certain routes, however, inevitably resulted in an increasing amount of unofficial correspondence being carried.

There is, however, a related elliptic problem of solving (bar{partial }) with minimal norm, and Demailly asked whether this problem has some small amount of regularity when the metrics of the line bundles in question are singular.

Engoren [ 26] and El-Khatib and colleagues [ 27] showed that approximate entropy of the tidal volume and breathing frequency patterns, a technique that measures the amount of regularity in a series, is a useful indicator of reversibility of respiratory failure.

Just take a look at Connecticut, which used to send moderate Republicans to the U.S. House and Senate, and win important elections for the state house, with a fair amount of regularity.