Sentence examples for more frequent state from inspiring English sources

The investigators who wrote the report suggested new laws requiring more frequent state inspections, paid for by hundreds of dollars in annual fees for cab companies.

Bigger companies, like Yellow Cab and Metro, she said, could more easily absorb the costs of the proposed fee increases, and the additional repair costs that could come from more frequent state inspections.

According to Spielberger and colleagues [14], individuals with a higher degree of trait-like cognitive anger are more likely to have more frequent state-like experiences of affective anger.

There are 192 and 239 housekeeping genes in State 1 and State 2, respectively (total 431), and housekeeping genes are more frequent in State 2 (p-value = 4.693·10-11).

Genes related to receptor activity, integral to membrane, and signal transduction are more frequent in State 1 and have much stronger association with histone methylation levels.

The GO annotations more frequent in State 2 in Additional file 2: Table A1 show consistently lower R than random, except for perinuclear region of cytoplasm.

Verdicts for plaintiffs were significantly more frequent in states with a patient standard than in states with a professional standard (27percentt vs. 17percentt, P = 0.02).

More frequent departures in busy times.

Extreme rainfall events, which contribute to post-fire flooding, erosion, and even debris flows, are also expected to increase in frequency and intensity". Taken together, not only will fires be more frequent in the state, but the length of the fire season and size of the flames will be more severe.

Brisson [32] introduced a pixel-level statistical GMM learning to build shadow states by assuming that shadow states are more stable (i.e., more frequent) than foreground states.

Roads started to replace dirt tracks and cars became a more frequent sight; a state-funded Information Technology institute came to town; multi-story hotels were built.