Sentence examples for more frequent occurrences from inspiring English sources

We did see more frequent occurrences of particular serious adverse events—hypotension, fainting, electrolyte abnormalities, and acute kidney injury in the intensive treatment arm of SPRINT.

As temperatures and tides rise, severe storms strike with greater frequency and so-called 100-year floods seem to be turning into far more frequent occurrences.

The AEP contains 19 items assessing the frequency of a range of adverse effects using a scale of 1 to 4, with 4 indicating more frequent occurrences.

November is traditionally the start of the thunderstorm season along the eastern seaboard of Australia, with a rise in average humidity and warmer ground temperatures combining with more frequent occurrences of cool air in the upper atmosphere.

In far northern latitudes, the effect of temperatures exceeding thermal tolerance levels due to global warming may pose less of a threat than that posed by more frequent occurrences of extreme stochastic events, such as cyclones or thaw-freeze alternations [88], [89].

Later in early childhood 12-18 monthssalivaliva collection by a stranger becomes complicated by more frequent occurrences of anxiety and non-compliance with collection procedures [ 17].

Roadblocks are a weekly, if not more frequent, occurrence throughout the island.

The Eurovision Song Contest, the Continent's pop-music Olympics, happens only once a year, while mass violence in Russia is a more frequent occurrence.

In eastern Europe, taking these drugs from "time to time" is a far more frequent occurrence than it is in western Europe.

The more frequent occurrence of wildfires in the West is known to be associated with its much drier climate and frequent droughts.

Glaucoma eyes also demonstrated structures with features of cross-linked actin networks (CLANs), and more frequent occurrence of punctuate actin concentrations.