Sentence examples for more frequently limited from inspiring English sources

One corollary of this hypothesis is that, all else being equal, P-rich biota should be more frequently limited by environmental or dietary P supply [8].

By contrast, since natalizumab did not affect genes in multiple modules more frequently, we limited the MS classifier to genes in the MS module (n = 28).

Although expression of processed genes seems to be more common than previously anticipated, surveys are frequently limited to a single species [ 9- 11].

Of note, neuropsychologic side effects that frequently limit the use of efavirenz were not reported more frequently with etravirine.

Maximum unassisted mandibular opening was limited more frequently in the RA group (P = 0.021).

The sheer numbers and wealth of the baby-boomer generation ensure that politicians will more frequently enact policies to limit reasonably priced suburban housing for younger middle-class families.

As a molecule becomes bigger and more flexible, the OMEGA conformer generation hits the 100-k limit more frequently.

Since genes in multiple disease modules more frequently responded to GCs, we further limited the GC classifier into genes within at least two disease modules (n = 311).

MSU biology majors used the concept of limited resources much more frequently than MSU nonmajors, and this is also indicated in the SIDE-generated scores.

While it is true that low-income parents and guardians are less likely to participate in this brand of "involvement" (National Center for Educational Statistics, 2005), they engage in home-based involvement strategies, such as encouraging children to read and limiting television watching, more frequently than their wealthier counterparts (Lee & Bowen, 2006).

We use the discretized approximation of the above theory where light sources are spaced more frequently than the sampling Nyquist limit dictates.