Sentence examples for frequent phenomenon for from inspiring English sources

Results of this study convince to think that "emergence of resistance during treatment" with the above antibiotics is not at least a frequent phenomenon for A. baumannii and cefoperazone-sulbactam is as effective as carbapenems in the abscess model.

While excessive foaming is a frequent phenomenon that often has serious consequences for biogas plants, the causes of foaming usually remain unidentified in practical applications.

Now he waits for buyers' remorse, a frequent phenomenon in presidential primaries, to set in on Romney, the frontrunner never beloved by his own party.

Falling foam has been a frequent phenomenon on rockets, but there is usually nothing for the foam to hit besides the rocket itself; likewise, without a shuttle attached, there is nothing for a tongue of flame to burn if one escapes around a seal.

The frequency of trans-linked polymorphisms identified by linkage analysis [ 11] strongly suggest that selection for such polymorphisms is a frequent phenomenon.

These, acceptable, but non-perfect correlations indicate that post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression is a frequent phenomenon in higher organisms and very likely holds true for β2-m as well.

Assuming that multiple-injured patients are a frequent phenomenon after earthquakes, trauma care after earthquakes will necessitate an increased need for logistical and human resource capacities (for example, essential surgical supplies and experienced surgeons).

The next morning we woke up to rain, a frequent phenomenon here.

Pattern completion of semantic information is a frequent phenomenon in our everyday life.

Transformation of headache types is a frequent phenomenon.

A frequent phenomenon is the cutting and blocking of drilling holes (Lu et al. 2014).