Sentence examples for frequent usages of from inspiring English sources

Since one would expect that high-level Min speakers are more likely to show a stronger impact of Min on their Mandarin due to more robust phonological representation of Min, they might have also established a stronger connection between [L] and [R] via realizations for Mandarin /ʐ/ than their less proficient counterparts, resulting in more frequent usages of [R] for Min /dz/.

One of the most frequent usages of POMs in crystallography is their use in the phasing of macromolecular crystals to overcome the phase problem.

These sorts of people, typical characters in Philippine movies and television shows, represent, in their paleness, fashion-consciousness and frequent usage of English rather than Tagalog or other native languages, the height of arrogance – but also the height of success.

Because of widespread and frequent usage of NSAIDs, regular toxicological evaluation becomes essential.

This leads to a conclusion that frequent usage of "mmm" filled pause is a characteristic feature of a speaker.

Frequent exposure to patients with suspected pneumothorax is associated both with more frequent usage of LUS and higher confidence to make a diagnosis based on LUS findings.

This allows for frequent usage of phew on-the-fly and thus more fine-grained information about how matter assembles in simulations.

An increasingly important factor could also be the frequent usage of antibiotics, but due to the complexity and variability of therapeutic regimens, this will be difficult to control in microbiota studies.

The frequent usage of [G] found among middle-aged Chiang talkers in Ang 洪惟仁 (2003, 2012) was not observed among the young speakers in this study at all.

Despite the considerable effect of the doubler plate on the static strength, its feasible application during the joint fabrication, and the frequent usage of CHS T/Y joints in offshore jacket-type platforms, the ultimate strength, initial stiffness, and failure modes in doubler plate reinforced Y-joints under axially compressive load have not been studied.

Due to Jackson's frequent usage of industrial rhythms, Trent Reznor had stated mainstream industrial music "sounds like a Janet Jackson record".