Sentence examples for more frequent applications from inspiring English sources
Brank said increases could be attributed to a growing reliance in California agriculture on less toxic pesticide remedies, noting that use of more environmentally friendly materials often requires heavier and more frequent applications.
One of the more frequent applications is in the differential diagnosis between the inflammatory pictures of infection versus non-infection [ 4].
Some have employed higher doses e.g. 400 µg/kg and with more frequent applications (even weekly) than the recommended standard dosages used for other livestock.
More frequent applications were permitted during the 6-week period of use, for example, if the participant washed their hair more regularly.
In this respect, more thorough (or more frequent) applications may be appropriate at times of outbreaks of infestation in the local or school communities.
First, topical bevacizumab was administered for only 1 2 days, and it is possible that a regimen of more frequent applications for a longer period of time might have resulted in detectable intraocular bevacizumab levels.
In this respect transient kinetics deserve, next to fundamental catalysis studies, more frequent application in design studies for industrially relevant reaction systems.
Pyrethroids kill aphids, although they are more costly to use because they require more frequent application because they break down in sunlight, in water and in the soil; this "disadvantage" means that they do not cause long-term contamination of soil and groundwater.
The largest anticipated change will be in more frequent application by regulators for the needs of prioritisation.
Accordingly, Seder et al. found increasing rates of withholding and withdrawal of life support in the ICU with advanced age [23], and Al-Dorzi et al. observed a more frequent application of Do Not Resuscitate- orders in patients >80 years [24].
What works for Joe down the block may blur your vision for a period or require more frequent application.
