The phrase "as frequently when" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to express a frequency related to a specific condition or time, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I notice that I feel more energized as frequently when I exercise in the morning."
Alternatives: "as often as" or "as regularly as".
And, almost as frequently, when treating questions of government, he quotes from the book of Proverbs, as Dante was to do.
Many injuries, like Legace's, have been a result of players crashing the net, something they could not do as frequently when the rules allowed a certain amount of clutching and knockdowns near the net without penalty.
However, subordinate cows were not displaced as frequently when fed more often.
Causally linked scenes induced false recognitions in all three groups: although the ball contact moment was not presented, participants indicated that they had seen the contact as frequently when it was absent as in the complete condition.
Weight was managed in 28.7% of RA patients by PCPs, almost 5 times as frequently when compared with rheumatologists.
Nodes from tumour-excised mice gave rise to tumours as frequently when autografted as when isografted to mice with no previous expose to the tumour.
They said they had the urge to Google when they did not know at all and when they had a feeling of knowing, as frequently as when they were in a TOT state.
Even when an expedition was a disaster, as happened frequently when men were racing to the poles during the early decades of the 20th century, photographs could redeem a botched effort.
The advantage of 3D-printed eye conformers is that they can be replaced often with slightly larger sizes by the parent at home as the child grows, or as frequently as weekly when the child is a few months old, she said.
Previous studies have shown that selfing occurs when a single cloned organism is used to initiate cat infection [ 32] and that it occurs as frequently as out-crossing when two different parasites are simultaneously co-inoculated in equal abundance [ 25].
"Intrigue" is a word rose experts, also known as rosarians, use frequently when talking about their hobby.
