Sentence examples for is less regularly from inspiring English sources

The dunnart photoreceptor layer, in contrast, is less regularly structured with cones being located at different heights within the long rod outer segments (Figure 1B).

There were both seasonal and geographical risks in the UK for dying from malaria, with a clear peak in December, and consistently higher risks of dying for patients presenting in UK regions where malaria is less regularly seen and treated.

He can throw darts (his threw a zinger at Buffalo's Drew Bledsoe) but has to be less regularly outlandish, lest his welcome wear out quickly.

In this regard, after the listening strategies instruction, the 19 members of the experimental group reported to be less regularly satisfied with their comprehension (Q.9), the outcomes of the listening activity (Q.10), and their ability to complete the activity properly (Q.11).

This is mainly related to the fact that they were less regularly chelated compared to the former study.

After 16 h of treatment with the claudin mimic peptide, disruption of claudin-4 was very clear in defined groups of treated cells where claudin-4 appeared to be less regularly distributed in the tight junctions than in controls.

SilverSneakers is a win-win for the exerciser and the health care industry, Mr. Steigerwald said, because someone who goes to the gym regularly is less likely to frequent doctors' offices.

After all, working out regularly is less about motivation than it is about momentum.

David is going to school more regularly and is less aggressive with schoolmates and his family, Sandra said.

And though it is less well known, P.S. 172 regularly outperforms its neighbors in Park Slope and Carroll Gardens, where parents raise hundreds of thousands a year for extra aides and enrichment.

This skeptical attitude towards guidelines of a third of the study population is consistently mirrored in the answers of other major questions: the correct definition of EBM is less recognized, guidelines are not regularly used in clinical practice, and evidence based guidelines are less trusted.