Sentence examples for more frequent usage from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, patient performance using the HandiHaler® was superior to that with an MDI despite prior MDI experience and more frequent usage.

Given that a general trend towards a more frequent usage and ownership of air-conditioning (AC) units or central systems is taking place worldwide, and considering the fact that AC-users show a diminished tolerance to heat stress when compared to more acclimatized persons, this paper discusses the consequences of AC-usage in climate-responsive urban design.

Outside of that, I see more frequent usage while people are out and about, given the portability of the device.

This, in turn, has led to more frequent usage of WeChat's payment function as users pay for PDD purchases with the app.

Frequent exposure to patients with suspected pneumothorax is associated both with more frequent usage of LUS and higher confidence to make a diagnosis based on LUS findings.

Lower prices led to more customers and more frequent usage, which led to a larger supply of cars and busier drivers, which enabled Uber to further cut prices and put more pressure on competitors.

Since one would expect that high-level Min speakers are more likely to show a stronger impact of Min on their Mandarin due to more robust phonological representation of Min, they might have also established a stronger connection between [L] and [R] via realizations for Mandarin /ʐ/ than their less proficient counterparts, resulting in more frequent usages of [R] for Min /dz/.

The different contexts for data usage keep it in more frequent use, which is why Micron and Samsung Semiconductor are working hard in Flash Storage, or why EMC puts so much effort into analysis software built on top of storage.

This idea echoes the change in origin usage recorded as cells differentiate, with random and more frequent origin usage in early embryonic cell cycles, giving way to fewer and more specified origin usage in later cell cycles.

Specifically, even after personal differences such as each student's socioeconomic status and achievement motivation were controlled for, higher service levels in the student's neighborhood public library contributed to more frequent library usage.

Higher ADM concentrations were associated with poor 90 day outcome (p = 0.019, figure 1) and more frequent vasopressor usage (p = 0.001, figure 2) Figure 1 ADM by 90 day outcome (p = 0.019).