Sentence examples for more frequent type from inspiring English sources

But the Nazis were also a particularly crazy case of a more frequent type of political monstrosity that one encounters very often, notably in central, southern and eastern Europe in the last century: mass slaughter intended to wipe out or drive out some population in the service of the political hegemony of a charismatic populist party with an ethnic, religious, racial or class-based identity.

GSDIa is the more frequent type, representing about 80%% of GSD I patients [ 5].

The more frequent type of lung cancer (85% of the cases) is non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

The nature of the case-control cohorts thus far studied inevitably leads to findings that are more likely to apply to oestrogen receptor positive breast cancers, because these are the more frequent type of breast cancer overall.

Finally, though we do not employ Bonferroni adjustment in most of our analyses for reasons well documented in the literature and particularly as we are testing a priori hypotheses (Thomas, 1998), the large number of statistical tests used do open up the potential for more frequent type I statistical errors.

We reported the number of total side effects (Table 4) and the more frequent types in Table 5.

The RMS deviation of manual enumeration relative to that predicted using MDA was 16% for cross-bridges on the end of the target zone closest to the Z-disk (Z-ward bridges), which are the more frequent types, and 22% for the less frequent bridges on the M-line end (M-ward bridges).

Acute erythro- and megakaryoblastic leukaemias are less studied than the more frequent types of leukaemias.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the multiple alleles involving malT, mgl, or rpoS was that each mutation appeared from an undetectably low base frequency even late in the population and not from other, more frequent types.

MG was encountered in 27 (13.8%) of the 195 TET patients (two patients of type AB, seven of B1, 10 of B2, and eight of type B3) MG was significantly more frequent in type B than in types A and AB (P<0.01).

Diabetic macular edema (DME), another important event that occurs in diabetic retinopathy, is more frequent in type 2 than type 1 diabetes (2).