Sentence examples for frequent mode from inspiring English sources

Many readers will recognize it as a frequent mode of cultural writing on the Internet (not necessarily excluding this piece).

Kotsko is a virtuosic practitioner of what might be called creepy criticism: a mode of cultural analysis which is fastidious, scrutinous, erudite, and yet totally tendentious — the kind of fever dream that I. A. Richards might have had after an episode of "M*A*SH*." Many readers will recognize it as a frequent mode of cultural writing on the Internet (not necessarily excluding this piece).

Compression is the most frequent mode of damage of neural elements in spinal cord injury.

Peritoneal dissemination is the most frequent mode of recurrence in patients with gastric cancer.

The most frequent mode was Educator, with 7 of the 9 providers referencing it more often than any other mode.

The least frequent mode was Listener, with 5 of the service providers referencing it the least often.

Explanations of the mechanisms behind some frequent modes of early failure and ways to avoid them are suggested.

Mosquito bites, food and water consumption, and direct contact with skin were the most frequent modes of disease transmission (Table 2).

Among all differentially expressed lncRNAs the most frequent modes were "decreased expression by 6 h" (46%) and "increased expression by 120 h" (22%).

The most frequent modes of transmission of the infection to humans are consumption of food and water contaminated with saliva, urine, and feces of infected animals and penetration of mucous membranes or broken skin [ 1].

Less frequent modes of auto-pollination involve (1) the over-secretion of the stigma (Catling, 1990); (2) the movement of the perianth, anther(s), or pollinia (Catling, 1990; Liu et al., 2006); (3) the falling of friable pollinia onto the stigmatic surface(s) (Hagerup, 1952); and (4) the stigmatic functioning of the rostellum (Williamson, 1984; Gamisch et al., 2013).