In addition, the modest waves in the stream have increased in amplitude so that they curve north and south more frequently, bringing more weather systems northwards and southwards.
First, lawyers are ever more frequently bringing neuroscientific evidence into the courtroom, often in the forms of testimony about, and graphic images of, human brains.
According to environmental group WWF, the retreating sea ice is more frequently bringing polar bears into confrontation with humans who live on land.
Then, about 100 years ago, people started moving around the world more frequently, bringing their beetles with them.
But the fact that these are straight-up ads, not stories about friends that businesses pay to appear more frequently, brings Facebook into murky waters on mobile.
But of course, music more frequently brings people together.
The risk of bias may be especially great among the older infants, who may have more frequently been brought to the hospital because of illness (and thus, for example, were possibly less likely to be breast-fed).
Those making these criticisms suggest that the changes are needed for the sake of feminist goals — either to better allow for feminist work to be done or, more frequently, to bring an end to certain key ways that women are disadvantaged.
Having more test-takers frequently brings down the average scores, according to the state Department of Education, which announced the results last week.
However for the more common metastatic malignancies chemotherapy treatment frequently brings clinical benefits but cure is not expected.
