Sentence examples for more frequently through from inspiring English sources

The labor laws that were enacted many decades ago when the economy was different are in the process of being adapted to a new economy -- not only through new laws but, far more frequently, through rules, advisory opinions and administrative orders issued by the Labor Department, as well as through the informal pronouncements of the secretary.

The activation of RAF has been shown to occur either through an activating point mutation (BRAF V600E), or much more frequently, through genomic alteration on 7q34 which creates a tandem duplication between the KIAA1549 gene and the BRAF gene kinase domain [10,11].

Sharma et al. (2009) reported that tumors arise more frequently through, intrinsic pathway than the extrinsic pathway because of the sensitivity [ 34].

The finding that pediatricians search more frequently through Medline and Cochrane is consistent with the results of a previous study performed among general practitioners in Switzerland [ 22].

Due to differences in sensitivity, tumours are considered to arise more frequently through the intrinsic pathway than the extrinsic pathway [ 20].

Central venous catheters play an important role in patient care; however, their use is associated with various complications and more frequently through the subclavian vein (SCV) route.

It was also observed that splitting tensile fractures generally took place within the ITZ for normal concrete while they more frequently ran through the coarse aggregates in SCC, indicating a stronger ITZ of this type of concrete.

In the developing brain, the dominant type of neuronal cell death is apoptosis whereas neurons more frequently die through necrosis in the adult brain.

Therefore, it may be concluded that repetitive elements have important contributions to the creation of ASEs during the evolution, and that exons with the largest amount of repetitive elements are initially driven to be spliced with the lowest splicing frequency, and became more frequently spliced through the evolution.

Transmission to humans results from exposure to urine of infected animals, either by direct contact or - more frequently - through contaminated soil or water [ 1].

In addition, such patients were more frequently admitted through internal hospital transfer, had a higher number of drugs prescribed before admission; they also had a lower Mini Mental State Examination score and had a higher number of active medical problems on admission.