Sentence examples for more frequent this from inspiring English sources

Similarly, while corruption scandals are bigger and more frequent, this is largely because the media are no longer controlled by parties and there is more state to exploit.

It's more frequent this time.

However, as females become even more frequent, this increase in seed production is countered by pollen limitation, and excess seed production declines (Fig. 4A).

Although not statistically significant in the multiple logistic regression analysis, the present results indicate a clear negative gradient with respect to dental visiting; the more frequent this habit, the less favorable the children's oral quality of life.

Because AT mutations are more frequent, this model also explains the consistent and greater intensity of selection acting against unpreferred changes as they have a greater probability of moving the level of codon bias in a gene away from its optimal level.

Attacks have become more frequent this year, with major bombings becoming almost a daily occurrence.

But they do not appear to be more frequent this year than in past years, said David Billig, a spokesman for the Fire Department, which is the city's primary ambulance overseer.

The majority of the casualties resulted from suicide bombs and complex attacks, which have grown more frequent this year.

Clients' design feedback is usually delivered in aesthetic terms: "This is so beautiful" is far more frequent than "This is so usable".

Since, the overall prevalence of pSS is more frequent in this age group, differentiating between pSS and SLE in this population can be challenging.

Student marches will become more frequent and this mobilisation may breed a more politicised generation of theatre artists.