Sentence examples for less frequent publication from inspiring English sources
Magazines have run into rocky times, with several closing recently, and others, including U.S. News & World Report and Condé Nast Portfolio, moving to less frequent publication.
The absences grew longer, the visits to the office more fleeting, the publications less frequent.
The exclusive use of P-values was less frequent in English language publications as well as in Public Health journals; overall such use decreased from 41% in 1995-1996 to 21% in 2005-2006.
In 1903 it became the first museum to issue a museum bulletin, a quarterly publication (though it became less frequent in time) of professional and scholarly interest.
Benefit from CS treatment of the HELLP syndrome was reported in a publication from 1993 where less frequent grade III and IV IVH, necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), retrolental fibroplasia and fewer neonatal deaths were observed [ 120].
Inevitably, his public appearances became less frequent.
Publications on PsA and AS appeared particularly later and less frequent [ 9, 13].
However, this survey was conducted shortly after the proposal of Berlin definition and the less frequent use of this definition compared to AECC criteria, may be as a result of lag time between publication and clinical implementation.
Less frequent was suicide.
Tsunamis are far less frequent.
