Sentence examples for less frequent occurrence from inspiring English sources

"There will always be horror stories, but I think it's a less frequent occurrence now because I think everyone is much more aware of [models' wellbeing]," says Rosie Vogel, bookings editor at Vogue.

Narrow-field laryngectomy for chronic aspiration should allow for greater conservation of pharyngeal mucosa compared to resections for malignancy, and so pharyngocutaneous fistula would be expected to be a less frequent occurrence.

However, the new regulation largely relieves the latter of responsibility for implementing the system transformation; RES operators tend to bear growing electricity price risks [42,56], while the less frequent occurrence of negative prices benefits conventional power plant operators, who can avoid the costs of investing in flexibilisation.

A less frequent occurrence of antibiotic resistance traits could be explained with the protected status of intracellular bacteria, which in turn decreases the selective pressure of antibiotics.

APRV may make such assessments a less frequent occurrence.

The associations between particular clusters of OLTA and less frequent occurrence of specific health complaints varied by gender and age.

Low-molecular-weight heparin is expensive but is associated with less frequent occurrences of heparin-induced thrombocytopenia in the nonpregnant population.

Notice the power law like behavior in the intermediate range and the steeper finite size decay for the less frequent occurrences.

We aimed to collect samples as representative as possible for the population, i.e. areas with high densities of individuals were sampled more intensively than areas with less frequent occurrences.

It is most commonly found in the lower extremities; the upper extremities, the back and trunk are progressively less frequent sites of occurrence.

GSS, also known as "threat" score or critical success index, is a particular useful measure of skill for situations where the occurrences of the event to be forecast are substantially less frequent than the non-occurrences [ 83]. Figure 3 shows cross validation accuracy of Spice compared to bagging, boosting, random forest, PAM, and varSelRF ensemble methods.