Sentence examples for less frequent as from inspiring English sources

Hamburg's attacks got less frequent as the half wore on.

Though his letters became less frequent as time passed, her letters increased in frequency.

These conversations will likely become less frequent as time pressures mount for physicians.

Since kids often parrot the politics of their parents, such things were inevitable, though less frequent as time went on.

This courtship feeding is repeated during pair formation but becomes less frequent as copulation becomes more frequent.

I was told that memories of specific incidents become less frequent as the mind puts the pieces back together and files them away.

Those excluded due to too many missing items on the functions of NSSI reported less suicide attempts, less frequent NSSI as well as less moderate/severe NSSI as defined by Lloyd et al. [ 44].

The excluded group also reported less frequent NSSI, as well as less reported moderate/severe NSSI as defined by Lloyd et al. [ 44] The excluded adolescents also reported lower levels of trauma symptoms and number of interpersonal and chronic adversities.

In warmer climates, VZV infection is less frequent and as many as 50% of young adults in tropical countries may never have had a primary VZV infection [ 1, 5, 7, 22].

Both the less frequent collocates as well as the concordances of English a nger and Polish gniew 'anger 1' and złość 'anger 2' uncover contextual characteristics of each of the emotions.

Meanwhile, as the buffer size increases with the large packets, the opportunities of generous yielding becomes less frequent so as to make the throughput negligible, as observed in the normalized throughput gain in Figure12b.