Sentence examples for more often where from inspiring English sources

But with climate change, the WAP is experiencing rapid regional warming, with fewer days each year of fast ice letting the icebergs into the shallows more often, where they carve huge gashes through the habitat of the colorful, tentacled invertebrate animals carpeting the sea floor.

The reason Smart Lock shines so well here is that with a smartphone, you tend to be using it in different settings much more often – where a tablet is often a stationary use device, a smartphone goes with you everywhere, and isn't just living inside a backpack much of that time.

Cold weather also forces people indoors more often where it's easier to be trapped with viruses.

Rather, the inference of tree topology is explored much more often, where the judicious choice and use of underlying models, optimality criteria, branch support measures, etc. are a mandatory consideration in virtually all publications and the potentially different outcomes are discussed critically.

Colocalisation was prevalent but there were also regions of mismatch, more often where pimonidazole and GLUT1 were both positive and CAIX was negative.

Berries and marine algae were, similarly, found in scats more often where they predominated, but were likely consumed later in summer or early fall.

The core is the biggest percentage of the time – and that's where we fail more often than where we succeed".

The articles seem to have played some part, during the older stages of the languages, in distinguishing subject from object; the article is more often used where a Latin nominative would have occurred than in other cases, perhaps to give prominence to the topic of the sentence.

Grimshaw expands: There are similar effects that probably mean the selection is very much biased towards some types of words cropping up more often, especially where there are few possibilities to match crossing letters in longer words that can't be changed as easily.

The expectations we use to assign merit to the research we review is based on our understanding of the field, what we view as novel, needed, or appropriate, but also on which journals we read more often, and where we publish.

And he welcomed the chance to work with a natural landscape steeped in social history, a context that he said arises more often in Europe — "where I'm always working on farmers' land, where there's always some social use" — than in the United States.