Sentence examples for by a less frequent from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the activation level invoked by a less frequent word with a weaker representation will be lower.

This trend might be explained by a less frequent systematic PCa screening in Europe [ 48], where studies have observed a globally more aggressive cancer profile.

The sensitive NSCLC (CIM areas M and O) were characterised by a less frequent expression of drug resistance proteins than resistant tumours of CIM areas D and F. On the other hand, these resistant tumours revealed a lower expression of proliferation/angiogenesis-regulating proteins (CIM area E) compared to sensitive tumours (CIM area N).

Pneumonia and dehydration are the most frequent immediate causes of death brought by AD, while cancer is a less frequent cause of death than in the general population.

As I grow older, the quality house party (let alone the "rager") has become a less frequent event, replaced by going to dark bars or intermittent bouts of sobriety and self-reflection.

Recent anecdotal evidence, supported by its efficacy in the treatment of Chlamydia trachomatis infection in humans, has suggested that azithromycin may offer an alternative by allowing less frequent dosing for a shorter duration.

By contrast, less frequent manga readers showed a reduced and focal anterior negativity, with a wider and larger posterior positivity.

The haplotypes have a star-like distribution: a central haplotype (D1, found in 45/63 (71.4%) of d1 lineages and in all breeds having subclade d1, except Finnish Spitz) surrounded by three less frequent haplotypes, two differing by a single-base indel and only one haplotype (D4), found in a single lineage, differing by a substitution.

The temporally variable disturbance regime of the wilderness was characterized by fine-scaled canopy disturbances punctuated by less frequent large disturbance events (i.e., fire and blow down).

But I'm more intrigued by the less frequent or eager users, who will probably discover the new features completely by accident, and may wonder what they've done to make it happen.

Activity at caldera volcanoes, on the other hand (i.e. Taupo, Okataina and Mayor Island), is characterised by far less frequent (on average every 1000 2000 years), moderate to exceptionally large sized eruptions.