Sentence examples for lower frequency of from inspiring English sources

Speakers displaying self-­assurance have a lower frequency of I-words, even though most people would assume the opposite.

The Explorer has a lower frequency of fatal rollovers than most midsized sport utility vehicles, although Explorer occupants are still twice as likely to die in rollovers as occupants of midsized cars.

The much lower frequency of this phrase in regard to President Bush implies that Bush is first in line, is the legitimate heir to the nomination of his party, whereas Kerry for some reason is not.

This is thanks to the lower frequency of TV White Spaces (typically between 470 and 790MHz).

This is due to the lower frequency of TV white spaces (typically between 470 MHz and 790 MHz).

CEO Evan Spiegel blamed the DAU shrinkage on "a slightly lower frequency of use among our user base due to the disruption caused by our redesign".

The lower frequency of dressing changes with NPWT lightens the staff workload.

Cesarean delivery was associated with a lower frequency of overall fecal incontinence symptoms.

Design Basis Accidents (DBAs) have a lower frequency of occurrence than operational transients.

During this time, a lower frequency of radiocarbon dated cultural material suggests lower human settlement intensity.

SAPIEN 3 was associated with lower frequency of significant PVR (odds ratio 0.31, p = 0.002).