Sentence examples for frequent entries from inspiring English sources

The most frequent entries of the matrices show which amino acid pairs most frequently coevolve.

"The second vault," Mr. Wildenstein said, "had extremely frequent entries and departures of works for transfer".

[C4.] Freedom and Constraints of 'Blogs' Print and television journalists are discovering the freedom of Web logs, or "blogs," online soapboxes that typically consist of frequent entries with pithy commentary and links to other Web sites.

Mr. Alterman, who is also a media columnist for The Nation, and other print and television journalists are discovering the freedom of Web logs, or "blogs," online soapboxes that typically consist of frequent entries with pithy commentary and links to other Web sites.

Patients and staff are far better served with more frequent entries into the high-risk area over time than single long entries that increase fatigue and the possibility of risky behavior.

On my frequent entry into these tunnels I found I needed to (1) turn my headlights on and (2) remove my sunglasses.

Interestingly, in the category "Biological process", the most frequent entry was "Response to stress", followed by "Catabolic process".

Similar findings for decreased penetration defense and more frequent entry of pathogens into epidermal cells, were also reported for Arabidopsis pen-mutants (for review see [ 41]).

Male sb mice show increased anxious behaviour, indicated by less time spent in and less frequent entry into the open arm, while the mutation did not affect anxiousness in female sb mice [ 28].

Its location meant that frequent entry and exit of the entire project vaccination team was neither desirable nor logistically feasible, resulting in our need to use the dispatching warehouse for smaller batches of vaccine for daily use.

The acting was casual and the drama was interrupted by the frequent, inexplicable entries of unrelated characters -- firefighters dragging hoses and a blind man tapping his way across the set.