The more frequent the antibiotic use, the higher the risk.
The more frequent the pulses, the more complete a view of the item's movements.
The ambushes are more frequent, the Iraqi soldiers more desperate, the Americans more jumpy.
In his later years, the allegations of wild behaviour, including drug-taking and adultery, became more frequent, the great cricketing exploits less so.
The more frequent the postings, the more they respond to reader feedback and the more interesting the subject matter, the more people are drawn into the fiction.
Generally speaking, the more frequent the events are, the better the performance, while long periods of inactivity constitute the worst case for performance.
As temperatures rise and droughts become more frequent, the threat of dwindling water resources worries not just environmentalists and governments but companies and their investors, too.
The thicker the original lesion, the higher the risks and the more frequent the checkups and tests that may be called for, including X-rays, blood tests and scans of chest, liver, bones and brain.
"There is an absence of a clear, coherent debate around this subject in this country and it's a very big issue that will only become more frequent the more technologically dependent we become".
According to the since axed Australian Climate Commission, Australians should get used to it: not only are heatwaves getting longer, hotter and more frequent, the number of record hot days is expected to quadruple in Sydney by the end of the century.
In the past few years, CDs have been more frequent — the excellent Danel Quartet has recorded four volumes of the string quartets for CPO, and Chandos has so far released seven of the symphonies, as well as the klezmer-inflected Clarinet Concerto — and when you compare dates you realize that sometimes it's Shostakovich who echoes Weinberg.
