Sentence examples for frequent compared with from inspiring English sources

The data, whose error range is between 160 and 180 degrees, are not relatively frequent compared with data whose error range is between 60 and 160 degrees.

The cam type is more frequent compared with the pincer type, but many cases of FAI are caused by both morphological anomalies and are not pure forms of either type [51].

Sprinklers resulted in visits to the feed bunk that were on average 23 to 27% longer and 13 to 16% less frequent compared with the control, perhaps because cows avoided walking through spray.

Obviously, data whose error range lies between 160 and 180 degrees (this means that the estimated back-azimuths turn almost in a reverse direction from the true ones) are relatively frequent compared with data whose error range lies between 60 and 160 degrees.

While there were some cells that strongly express Tbr2 (arrows, Figure 6D,E), these cells were far less frequent compared with Nes-Cre- control brains (Figure 6C).

In our pediatric cohort, hypertension in CFRD was less frequent compared with T1DM.

GPs held about seven times more consultations with persistent frequent attenders compared with non-frequent attenders.

Fourteen percent of children with an RDI ≤1 had frequent enuresis, compared with 32% of children with an RDI >1 (P <.05).

We found a stronger relationship between exposure to PTIEs and weekly, or more frequent, headache, compared with monthly headache.

In addition, these authors stressed the marked decrease in recovery time associated with more frequent HD compared with conventional, three times/week HD.

The history of specific comorbidities was associated with a significant increase in the risk of patients experiencing frequent exacerbations compared with none during the observational period (table 2).