Sentence examples for more frequent have from inspiring English sources

Defining Group A to contain the amino acids Ala, Gln, Gly, Ser4, and Leu4, and Group B as the set of the rest, we find again that the amino acids in Group A are significantly more frequent, have significantly lower size/complexity score, and are significantly more ancient than the amino acids in Group B (one-tailed Mann-Whitney test, p = 0.01, 0.032, 0.045 respectively).

When the study population was divided into women with (n = 27) and without (n = 87) perianal disease, patients with perianal disease prior to pregnancy significantly more frequent had a caesarean section (Odds ratio 4.6; 95% CI 1.8 - 11.4).

As gigs have become more frequent, musicians have begun trickling back, but many still have mailing addresses elsewhere; the clubs have been rebuilt, but their houses remain ruined.

Brutal beatings of elderly Muslims; assaults on elementary schoolgirls wearing hijab; attacks on Muslim shopkeepers – these acts have become more frequent and have sent shockwaves throughout our communities.

This is because patients with insulin resistance smoke more frequently, and more frequent smokers have higher cIMT.

Compared to nonresistant patients from the same cohort, these eight patients had received more frequent injections, had more top-up injections 2 3 weeks after an initial injection, and had received higher doses of botulinum toxin per treatment.

The younger cohort, who had undergone more frequent screening, had lower rates of invasive disease.

And according to Cuba's Institute of Meteorology in Havana, stronger, more frequent hurricanes have flooded cities, flattened cane fields and caused billions of dollars in damage.

Unfortunately, similar and more frequent attacks have occurred since that London strike, with the Islamic State, or ISIS being the greatest concern.

Veterans with more frequent admissions have more "opportunities" to be hospitalized in a non-VA facility.

Rotaria species experiencing more frequent desiccation have a higher proportion of unique genes.