Sentence examples for increasing infrequent from inspiring English sources
Other studies evaluating payments to influence health behaviour found financial incentives were effective in increasing infrequent behaviours such as attending clinic appointments particularly in low-income groups, and recommended payments as being more effective than information and less restrictive than legislation.
Thatcher's increasing dementia meant infrequent public appearances in recent years, though new prime ministers still stopped by her home to pay their respects and invited her to glittering state occasions.
Introduction: Acute Calcium Channel Blockers (CCB) poisoning remains infrequent despite their increasing use.
Significant boundaries emerge by altering window sizes, increasing quadrat width and removing infrequent herbaceous species.
A multiple baseline across-groups design was used to assess the impact of infrequent (at gradually increasing intervals), publicly posted housekeeping feedback on the housekeeping level.
The possible reasons for higher risks for HIV and STIs among elderly may include increasing use of commercial sex, infrequent condom use and low uptake of STIs testing [ 42- 44].
The interaction of Stimulus and Age occurred due to decrease in N170 latency associated with infrequent stimuli with increasing age (6 7 years > 8 9 years, p = 0.024; 8–9 years > 10 12 years, p = 0.024): this was irrespective of laterality.
You may want to start off with infrequent meetings, gradually increasing them as you both learn to love and understand each other.
"Some studies have essentially said that due to climate change, infrequent but severe storms are increasing in regularity and intensity.
No CC or ST showed a clearly increasing trend, except the group involving the infrequent "other" CCs/STs ("others" in Table 1).
Women in the 'low then increasing' class had higher odds of being an infrequent ('rarely') drinker (compared to non-drinker) and lower odds of being born outside Australia.
