Sentence examples for greater frequency to from inspiring English sources

Judges should be encouraged with greater frequency to report the incompetent or, worse, to be retrained or struck off.

Medications are being used with greater frequency to address pediatric mental health problems, and in recent years, atypical antipsychotic (AAP) prescriptions have increased more than any other class.

In recent times, synthetic images and videos have been used with greater frequency to train machine learning models.

Because these determinations can be complicated, employers often rely on assistance and advice from legal counsel, and may well do so with greater frequency to comply with new Right to Know obligations.

Decision-makers must turn to science with greater frequency to provide scientifically credible technical guidelines to resolve management and policy problems and issues.

Percutaneous tracheostomy has become a routine procedure in most intensive care units, and point of care ultrasound is becoming used with greater frequency to augment diagnosis and therapy for critically ill patients.

It's particularly a problem in a town so dominated by Democrats and the Democratic point of view". To guard against it, he said, "I challenge our reporters and editors with great frequency to look at what is going on across the political spectrum..

I didn't get this memo a few years ago and I seem to have already used these words with great frequency to describe myself.

Based on the frequency distribution graph generated using the hmmalign program, 25 sites were identified which showed the greatest frequency to which the epitopes aligned.

This system also generates two outputs: favorable evidence (mu ) normalized values ranging from 0 (corresponds to 100%%—or greater frequency loss) to 1 (which corresponds to 0%% of frequency loss) and contrary evidence (lambda ) (Eq. 6.1).

The reported frequency of consuming each food was converted to a frequency of consumption per week, with somewhat conservative values assigned to greater frequency categories: 6.5 to 1 time/day, 10.5 to 2 times/day, and 17.5 to ≥3 times/day.