Sentence examples for more frequent practice from inspiring English sources

More frequent practice is likely needed to lead to sustained improvements in communication competence.

Consistent with the high level of total funds required and with the risk in cost and market, shared investment among suppliers and prime contractors over the entire life of a program has become a more frequent practice as well.

State v. Nicholas, 62 S.D. 511, 253 N.W. 737 (procedure is discretionary with the trial judge, but the more frequent practice is for the trial judge to decide the question of voluntariness).

I am certain that if Williams were alive and able to defend himself, he would argue that he met judges in private only to counteract the far more frequent practice -- still quite prevalent, in my opinion -- of prosecutors themselves meeting in private with judges.

Treatment with antiparasitic drugs was a more frequent practice for dogs from urban than rural areas.

At the patient level, being male, having more frequent practice contacts and having fewer other conditions were associated with higher PACIC scores.

Kauffman's job as emergency goalie grew into something of a regular gig involving a handful of games and far more frequent practices.

Another criticism could be about possible survivor effects, in that those who were healthier may have been more likely to practice more frequent exercise than those who were in poorer health, and have a generally lower risk profile for mortality from all-natural causes, including respiratory infections.

Manual insertion and removal of the diaphragm could have encouraged more frequent vaginal practices, such as finger cleansing.

Most respondents did not believe in patient monetary incentives for weight loss (44.4%) or that adding weight loss drugs to the formulary would lead to more frequent prescribing practices (25.5%).

The addressed problem is presumably becoming more and more frequent in the practice of biologists.