Sentence examples for frequent hot from inspiring English sources

During and after menopause, many women are plagued with frequent hot flashes that can disrupt sleep for months or years.

The study, led by the University of East Anglia, is the first to examine the link between cumulative carbon dioxide emissions and more frequent hot days.

As shown in the video below from NASA, summer temperatures have already begun to shift significantly towards more frequent hot extremes over the past 50 years.

This week another study was also published which found that, of women who have frequent hot flushes and sweats due to the menopause, the average duration of symptoms was just over seven years.

On land, climate change is "expected to be associated with rising snow lines, more frequent hot extremes, less frequent cold extremes, and increasing extreme rainfall related to flood risk in many locations".

After quizzing 102 menopausal women who had difficulty sleeping, researchers at Wayne State University learned that 60percentt suffered relatively frequent hot flashes -- an average of four every eight hours.

The FM dye labeling assay revealed frequent hot-spots of small endocytic vesicles at cell-cell contact sites between adjacent lamellipodial processes.

If his past work is any indication, the caricatures probably weren't all that flattering, unless the people in the club were a bunch of kids who frequented Hot Topic or loved children's stories.

Casey takes several fabulous vacations per year, she frequents hots spots such as Colorado, Hawaii, and Cabo.

Trinucleotide repeats of more than six copies are approximately twice as frequent in hot than non hot IGRs (p = 0.0027 Mann-Whitney U Test).

We found that long, mono-, di- and trinucleotide microsatellites are around twice as frequent in hot than non-hot intergenic regions.