Sentence examples for frequent ways for from inspiring English sources

In both periods, GPs' responses to cues and concerns were mostly characterized by giving space for patients to talk about their concerns in a non-explicit way (see Table  5): being silent or giving minimal responses (back channels) were the most frequent ways for GPs to respond to cues and concerns.

This long ASFV persistence explains that the introduction of contaminated pork meat or other pig products from international transports and, its eventual use to feed pigs, is one of the most frequents ways for ASFV introduction into free territories.

Mr. Bakr said that Mr. Reid's mother, Lesley Hughes, said he had gone to Pakistan, a frequent way station in the 1990's for British Muslims seeking to join radical Islamic movements with bases in Afghanistan.

However, as Figure 2 below shows, while ranking circumstances are the most frequent way to instantiate circumstantial meaning, accounting for just over a third of the instantiations, if we add the 72 downranked circumstances (that is, those in embedded clauses), the percentage of circumstantial meaning that is instantiated as circumstance increases to 51% (247 instances).

For example in metabolomics, a frequent way in which molecular biologists like to visualize data is through the use of metabolic pathway maps.

With airlines reluctant to turn away cash-wielding customers, new ways for frequent flyers to redeem their miles are being explored.The Wall Street Journal recently reported that United Airlines was offering car rentals for 7,500 miles a day.

BIGGER LITTLE PLANES -- Relief is on the way for frequent fliers who hate regional jets, which typically have about 50 seats crammed into a cabin with little legroom or overhead space.

CEO of Tripit Gregg Brockway said that the service provides a better way for Frequent travelers to keep up to date when they "don't have the extra time to keep track of their travel as well as the travel schedules of their friends, family and associates".

It was a way for frequent travelers to jump ahead of everyone else in line, but it still subjected them to the same screening.

People who succeed in their careers typically focus on a few areas that get noticed by senior management and these pave the way for frequent raises and promotions.

His views, articulated in his column and in his frequent lectures, helped pave the way for the Nazi Party in Pétain's France.