Sentence examples for frequent background from inspiring English sources
The samples do not represent the immediate history but is a random sampling from old and recent frames, in an attempt to capture sporadic as well as frequent background modes.
Election officials should be subject to frequent background and records checks, to make sure that they remain untainted.
The most frequent background non-biological DMARD in use on study day 1 was methotrexate (table 1).
This may be more applicable in urban environments where frequent background noise can mask your movements, allowing you to, in-effect, hide in the "shadows" of ambient noise.
Closer examination revealed that these depolarizations and hyperpolarizations exhibited a marked resemblance to 'up' and 'down' states recorded in vivo (compare, for example, with [ 71]), as did their tight temporal correlation with network 'on' and 'off' periods, although their occurrence was less frequent (see Background).
Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) cell lines (n=12) with the most frequent oncogenic backgrounds (K-Ras mut n=3, EGFR mut n=3, ALK translocated n=3, and triple-negative n=3) were exposed to PI3K inhibitors (ZSTK474, PI-103) or MEK inhibitor CI-10400) alore or in combination and analysed with an MTS growth/cytotoxicity assay and statistically by combination index analysis.
Background:Frequent exacerbations are associated with a faster decline in FEV1, impaired health status, and worse survival.
BACKGROUND: Frequent emergency department (ED) visits are an indicator of poor quality of cancer care.
However, forecasting large induced earthquakes is not straightforward because large earthquakes are less frequent and the background stress levels for individual events are critical.
Frequent cutscenes provide background information and advance the storyline.
Age at onset of epilepsy under 1 year, remote symptomatic etiology, developmental delay/mental retardation, abnormal EEG background, frequent epileptiform discharges, and abnormal neuroimaging are all significant predictors of a higher risk for recurrence of epilepsy [ 11, 12].
