Sentence examples for more frequent discovery from inspiring English sources

The increasing use of non-invasive liver imaging has resulted in the much more frequent discovery of focal lesions in patients with no signs or symptoms of liver disease.

More frequent home visits by pharmacists would lead to more frequent checking for ADEs through examination of test results, vitals and ADL, and a greater awareness of prescription issues (contraindications, therapeutic duplication, interactions or unnecessary continuation of treatment), which might lead to more frequent discovery of ADEs.

It is hard to know whether covert cash shipments have increased significantly, or whether the discoveries simply result from more frequent inspections.

Whether this discovery has led to more testing and more frequent diagnosis of NTM along with increased use of commercial molecular probes for the most common species, is uncertain.

However, in a context of scarce biomedical treatment, somatic signs such as more frequent pain, yellow eyes, pot-belly, chronic leg ulcers and delayed growth, leave the person vulnerable to discovery.

Since its discovery in 1961, the occurrence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has gradually become more frequent over the world [ 1- 3].

Deletions grew more frequent.

"Floods are more frequent.

Arguments are more frequent.

Many associations are more frequent.

The spasms become more frequent.