Sentence examples for more frequent about from inspiring English sources

The gas was discovered in the 1950s, and extraction began in the 1960s, but only in recent years have the quakes become more frequent, about 18 in the first six weeks of this year, compared with as few as 20 each year before 2011.

The trinucleotide repeat motifs were significantly more frequent (about 86%) in the ORFs.

GSDIa is the more frequent type, representing about 80%% of GSD I patients [ 5].

Given the small sample size, non-significant increases are also noteworthy, including the increases associated with in-person training in confidence in teaching about assessment of readiness to change and assuring patients that they are understood, and more frequent teaching about assessment of readiness to change and counseling about alcohol problems.

In-person training for physician educators on the use of a web-based Alcohol Clinical Training (ACT) curriculum is associated with increases in confidence in teaching about alcohol screening and specific teaching practices – more frequent teaching about alcohol screening and eliciting patient health beliefs.

Some managers have started to meet their investors regularly and provide them with more frequent reports about performance.

The other bad deck is less immediately satisfying — the losses are smaller ($250) but more frequent, occurring about every second draw.

Mr. Pitt, a Republican, said he wanted Mr. Beller to help overhaul the commission's rules so companies would make more frequent disclosures about earnings and other news that could affect their stock prices.

The key lesson here is that more information leads to a better result, and sales management and distance running both share the quality that more frequent information about performance drives to a measurably better result at the end.

In other words, children who had more frequent exchanges about their school activities with their parents, homework control or help with homework or contact to teachers via fathers and mothers were less likely to drop out of school after compulsory education in Austria, irrespective of the parents' levels of education or language skills.

Some participants will also be asked to visit a study site quarterly for one to two hours to "gather more frequent information about health profiles that we are especially interested in," says Verily, and some may also be asked in for appointments at other times "following a significant life event, so that we can see if and how your health changes".