Sentence examples for more frequently around from inspiring English sources

"Once the customer opens up the app, the initial Iota's location would typically appear in less than one minute and then can be updated more frequently (around every 20 seconds)  as they are searching for their pet for example".

Immune cells were found infiltrating more frequently around cancer cells than ducts of normal glands.

Once that happens, the ecosystems cease to be considered "intact". And as the new study indicates, this is happening more and more frequently around the world.

By Wednesday and Thursday, though, the red scarves of Munich and the unmistakable yellow-and-black-striped jerseys of Dortmund began to pop up more frequently around Westminster.

Scientists have shown that common toads arrive at breeding sites, mate and spawn more frequently around the time of the full moon.

Market timing trades seek to profit from the fact that mutual funds are valued once a day at 4 p.m. Eastern time, while the securities they own are traded more frequently around the world.

In a more recent work, Partamies et al. (2013) performed a statistical analysis of the substorm occurrence rate in different seasons and reported that substorms occur more frequently not around the equinox but during mid-winter months and in August, though the largest negative peak Dst (and largest Kp) fell on April and October.

However, the observation of plasma bubbles by the CHAMP satellite (Stolle et al. 2006) in 2001 2004 and the measurements of prereversal enhancement of vertical plasma drift (Huang and Hairston 2015) are closer to our findings such that spread F is more frequently observed around equinoxes.

Thus, a nucleotide or series of nucleotides with a selectivity ratio of one has the same relative frequency around edited and unedited cytidines, while a nucleotide with a selectivity ratio greater than 1 is more frequently present around an edited cytidine.

BfaI tags were more frequently missing than others (around 19% of expressed genes).

As can be seen in Table  3, VEGF-C and VEGFR-2 were the VEGF family members more frequently expressed in cancer cells (around 90%%), followed by VEGF-A, VEGF-D and VEGFR-3 (around 60%%) and, finally, VEGFR-1 (26.3 %).