Sentence examples for more frequently organized from inspiring English sources

Teaching in class is more frequently organized in the form of quizzes, and school quizzes are organized more often.

Lessons are more frequently organized in a way to stimulate pupils' activity: students sit in a circle more frequently; learn through games; work in groups; teaching material is illustrated by pictures, photographs or drawings; students are encouraged to quiz each other; and are required to help each other in learning.

In imperial times, victory parades were frequently organized for the emperor.

Since its establishment, PECERA Hong Kong has frequently organized workshops and seminars to introduce innovative practice.

MyEnd cells formed monolayers of highly elongated cells frequently organized into whirl-like formations.

Get together and social days are frequently organized.

The propensity to discuss most dimensions was similar across regions, but managing advocacy was discussed more frequently (p = 0.004) and organized advocacy was discussed less frequently (p < 0.001) in Australia and Canada.

Conversely, postgraduate-level training and education programmes organized by and in the hospital are more frequently attended by leaders than employees, and by health-care providers than health-administration workers; in postgraduate-level programmes organized outside the hospital, leaders were shown to have an advantage over employees.

But a new working group is being organized on the subject that will meet more frequently, officials say.

Game Maker isn't run by the most organized people, so something similar to it but faster and more frequently updated would be great.

"Expectant mothers in particular are coming more frequently, whether for check-up, or to take part in the health awareness sessions that we now organize.