Sentence examples for more frequent only from inspiring English sources

Psalm settings became more frequent only after 1450.

Moreover, realisations with non-modal voice quality were more frequent for all syllables of post-focal given words compared to the broad focus condition, whereas for words in narrow focus, non-modal realisations were more frequent only on the last syllable.

In secondary analysis of nephropathy, nephropathy occurred in 3.5, 7.2, and 10.9% in non-IG, IG, and new diabetes being significantly more frequent only in new diabetes.

Among women, farmers also answered less often compared to women in other occupations and non response was significantly more frequent only among the oldest active women and increased with age among those retired.

Therefore, in this population group, chronic pain was more frequent not only in the old, but also in the middle age group when compared to younger adults.

Surprisingly, the TYK2 gene promoter region variant was more frequent not only in subjects with T1D but also those with T2D.

It served as the kind of out-of-the-studio feature that should be more frequent, if only to reduce occupancy on the crowded set.

Instead of measuring the activated partial thromboplastin time for the control of heparin anticoagulation, systemic ionized calcium and once-daily measurement of total calcium is sufficient for the monitoring citrate accumulation, with more frequent measurement only in patients at risk of accumulation.

Over the last several years, dry conditions have led not only to more frequent fires, but also to more volatiles ones, Captain Kaufmann said.

Here we consider only the more frequent conditions, but many other hereditary connective tissue diseases may be associated with stroke [64].

Main Symptoms were always more frequent in L'Aquila, but only PTS showed statistically significant differences among residence groups (8.4% vs 4.0% vs 2.2%, χ2 = 13.0, p = .002) (Table  2).