Sentence examples for more frequent loads from inspiring English sources

Smaller but more frequent loads are delivered exactly when needed, leaving less room to optimize efficiency load factors [45].

Disadvantages of the preemptive antiviral strategy include risk of disease prior to treatment initiation in individuals with fast replication, indirect effects of CMV replication (in the absence of disease) on allograft survival and mortality, and laboratory costs due to more frequent viral load monitoring.

Such failures have been more frequent under peel loads and necessitated the study of the behaviour of skin stiffener joints in order to overcome these failures.

Greater and more frequent mechanical spinal loading in elite footballers could contribute to both injury and delayed healing response.

The company said that it was attracting more frequent shoppers who are loading more items in their carts, but buying cheaper items.

When designing a viral kinetic study, our results indicate that the enrollment of a larger number of patients is to be preferred to smaller sample size with more frequent assessments of viral load.

This is more frequent in the high offered load scenarios, resulting in higher degree of QoS-differentiation in the QoS-Fi scheme.

In the latter method a low compliance is more frequent than in acute sodium load because strict dietary manipulations are difficult to achieve.

The lower performance of the PA-SHWMP is due to two facts: (1) Heavy traffic loads result in more frequent and serious congestion and signal interference in the network.

Those found to be HIV positive and placed on treatment (particularly acutely infected patients and patients with unstable viral loads) would require more frequent testing to monitor treatment adherence and provide early warning of the development of possible drug resistance.

Women with low serum selenium had more advanced immunosuppression, higher plasma viral loads, lower albumin, more frequent symptoms and signs of HIV-1 infection, and were more likely to have an acute phase response compared to women with normal serum selenium (Table 1).