Sentence examples for more frequent levels from inspiring English sources

Ohira et al. [ 22] showed that patients with lupus hepatitis have significantly higher and more frequent levels of antibodies against recombinant ribosomal P0 protein (aRibPR0) than patients with autoimmune hepatitis.

In the meantime, it is prudent to monitor for clinical manifestations of phenytoin toxicity and perform more frequent phenytoin levels in all patients receiving phenytoin and either 5 FU or capecitabine.

Whether this relates to higher pre-vaccination levels of central memory cells in Gambians, or more frequent low level boosting by recurrent exposure to low doses of environmental mycobacteria in Africa, requires further study.

"The North's provocations backfired and have pushed China and the U.S. closer together, resulting in more frequent high-level exchanges between the two countries," Zhang Liangui, an analyst at the Communist Party School, was quoted as saying in The Global Times newspaper.

Best MCS (87.7) was obtained in luminal B patients, who display more frequent high-level DNA amplification, especially in chromosome 8 region, than other molecular subtypes (MCS = 63.1 in basal-like and 71.5 in HER2) (5) (Table 4).

Postural asymmetries were present in adults at all GMFCS level, but more frequent at lower levels of motor function and varied in different positions.

Now imagine a near-future that is markedly worst, where storms are not only more vicious and more frequent, but ocean levels are higher too.

Foot injuries and deformations are more frequent at higher levels of sport climbing.

As q increases, clustering becomes more frequent under high levels of homophily.

Current weekly objective binge eating was more frequent and median levels of the importance of weight and/or shape to self-evaluation were higher in indigenous participants.

The use of AFOs was highest in 5-year-olds (67%) and was more frequent at lower levels of motor function with 70% at GMFCS IV-V.