Sentence examples for more frequent transitions from inspiring English sources

Patients' status in the SO group was associated with more frequent transitions towards lower NYHA functional classes than observed for patients with non-systematic optimization according to the CLEAR post-hoc analysis.

The earlier tracking and more frequent transitions in the Dutch educational system means that students' educational pathways are determined at a young age, with the transition from primary to lower secondary education is a defining moment in a person's educational career (Stevens et al., 2014).

Conversely, particularly at the RVOT, Scn5a+/− hearts showed earlier and more frequent transitions into discordant alternans.

The denser edges represent more frequent transitions, illustrating the pattern of travel on a national scale.

The latter effect tends to dominate, so that populations with small N a (either because of small N or large U) undergo more frequent transitions between mutation rate classes (fig. 3).

In accordance was a finding of more frequent transition from septic shock to a less severe stage of sepsis.

Separate plots with the transition and transversion ratios showed two straight lines, transversions being more frequent than transitions (data not shown).

The population was chosen because handovers are critical for chronic and high-risk patients who require more frequent and complex transitions, 6 and improving handovers for this group was thought to have a sizable impact on their quality of care.

Jacob de Geer, co-founder and CEO of iZettle, said the Chip & PIN reader is designed for small and medium-sized businesses that take frequent transitions, more than the signature-based version which is aimed at micro businesses.

In the Strzelecki dunefield source-bordering (SBD) longitudinal dune TL (n = 61) and OSL (n = 40) ages are more frequent at the Pleistocene Holocene transition but nearby non-SBD longitudinal dunes (n = 21 ages) were only active above background levels during the LGM.

In apple, failure was more frequent at the CM/PM transition, compared with failure at the PM or the CM (Table 3).