Sentence examples for captured frequently from inspiring English sources

Those who were captured frequently escaped again, returning to China with the bruises and scars of prison beatings.

Wing shape abnormalities may be behaviorally lethal or sublethal, and such abnormal individuals cannot be captured frequently by us in the field, resulting in the sporadic and low-level occurrence.

3C uses chemical cross-linking followed by proximity-based ligation of fragmented DNA to capture frequently interacting chromatin segments in cell populations.

"Search filters are collections of search terms intended to capture frequently sought research methods, such as randomized controlled trials, or aspects of health care" [ 1].

Search filters, also referred to as "search hedges", are "collections of search terms intended to capture frequently sought research methods such as randomized controlled trials, or other aspects of health care" [ 27].

By contrast, the striped prey was caught often (only the conspicuous white targets were captured more frequently).

Statistics on the number of Taliban "leaders" killed or captured were frequently used by the former Isaf commander, and now CIA director, General David Petraeus, to prove his claims that his forces were making progress on the battlefield.

According to Snavely et al. 2010, the SfM techniques used in their study are not likely to register photos that do not have sufficient overlap, unless they are captured more frequently than in usual photography (Snavely et al. 2010).

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices, with their 1 5 min measurement interval, allow blood glucose dynamics to be captured more frequently and less invasively than traditional measures of blood glucose concentration (BG).

Sandbar (Carcharhinus plumbeus) and blacktip (Carcharhinus limbatus) sharks were captured less frequently, representing 10.4% and 4.1% of total shark catch respectively (Table 1).

Flares defined by a need to escalate immunosuppressive therapy [(i), (ii)] were captured more frequently and earlier than flares defined by standard activity indices [(iii), (iv)] (Fig.  3).