Sentence examples for more frequently applied from inspiring English sources
Some researchers have found that black-on-black murders commonly occur as a result of fights or altercations, while black-on-white murders often involve armed robbery or other aggravating circumstances, for which the death penalty is more frequently applied.
This study, by Richard J. Pollack and colleagues at the Harvard School of Public Health, concluded that "noninfested children become quarantined at least as often as infested children" and that treatments with louse-killing insecticides "are more frequently applied to noninfested children than to children who bear active infestations".
The pesticides are more frequently applied, Venkateshwarlu says, and the pay is less, 5 to 10 cents an hour, even though the mandated minimum wage is 17 cents.
NIV was more frequently applied in the Abroug et al. study (76% vs 44% in the Alia et al. study) [37],[37].
One season persistence is advantageous in case of commercialisation of the EPNs, as they would need to be more frequently applied.
In addition, the participants with higher levels of altruism more frequently applied high levels of scientific reasoning to justify their answers.
Studies estimating the prevalence of patient delay and its socio-demographic distribution are often large surveys, while studies exploring the causes of patient delay more frequently apply different methods.
American medical students reported using all EBP skills more frequently and applied them regularly to clinical care after taking part in EBP seminars, then again their self-perceived skills did not match levels of performance on a skill test [ 4].
Time trend analysis of tumour stage-specific incidence is more appropriate, however less frequently applied [ 1- 3].
More frequently we apply fever management through endovascular, surface pads or medical thermomodulation protocols.
We applied the femoral head graft as a more or less standard "dose" of bone grafting material frequently applied in orthopedics.
