Higher stress levels always caused earlier and more occurrences of brittle fracture.
Vehicle control was also affected; during the most difficult cognitive tasks there were more occurrences of hard braking.
You might expect that as the world loosened up in the 60s and 70s there would be more occurrences of women proposing in fiction, but that didn't happen.
In addition, smokers were observed to have significantly more occurrences of abnormal phase symmetry and increased glottal gap size during the closed phase of phonation.
Each year, there are more occurrences of postpartum depression than breast-cancer diagnoses and more cases of PPD than pre-eclampsia.
Furthermore, species were more or less intensely recorded in GBIF: 21% had only one occurrence (i.e. 212,911 species), 44% had between 2 and 19 occurrences (i.e. 446,643 species), and 35% had 20 or more occurrences (i.e. 353,843 species).
These patterns are represented as IF THEN sequential rules, where the IF portion of the rule includes one or more occurrences of warranty problems at one time and the THEN portion includes warranty problem(s) that occur at a later time.
XML data can contain more occurrences of one element.
Also in the table, the following symbols are used: optional (zero or one occurrence); or; zero or more occurrences; one or more occurrences.
where A(t//s) is the result of replacing one or more occurrences of s in A by t.
Each train/dev query has one or more occurrences in the train/dev speech data and each test query has one or more occurrences in the test speech data.
