Sentence examples for more regularly used from inspiring English sources

In addition, the Giants have more regularly used tight ends Kevin Boss and Travis Beckum, and looked to receiver Mario Manningham, who has similar quickness to Smith.

Messaging stickers seem to be in the middle of a similar transition, slowing but surely becoming more regularly used in our messaging conversations having initially made it big in Asia.

As phones get larger it is also arguable that the positions of the multi-tasking (right) and back (left) buttons should switch to position (as Samsung phones do) so the more regularly used back button is in the more convenient place.

This gives Android Pay an expanded avenue to distribution, as users who have not have signed up for Android Pay may notice the option in their more regularly used banking app, and then become interested in trying out the mobile payments service for the first time.

In March 2016, Jason Lawrance, a 50-year old self-employed builder from Hampshire was jailed for life after raping five women and assaulting two others he had met on Match.com, which is also more regularly used by straight people.

In particular, technical language was changed to words more regularly used by Aboriginal Australians.

To go beyond the basic suite of benefits, Maxwell offers an incentivization system for employees, which encourages them to eat healthy and get their exercise more regularly, using their fitness devices or phones to log activity.

Karma, the makers of the pay-as-you-go LTE mobile hotspot that began shipping earlier this summer, announced today a new type of data plan meant to appeal to those who more regularly use their device.

The number of GFP LC3 punctae per cell was either obtained by manual counts performed by an observer blinded to condition, or more regularly using an NIH ImageJ macro called GFP LC3 (13).

"A person who could afford to spend and consume more but regularly uses less heating and wears warmer clothes, shows the kind of convictions and attitudes which help to protect the environment," Francis writes.

Whereas early protocols relied on samples that were harvested outside of typical clinical pathology workflows, standard formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded specimens can more regularly be used as starting materials for NGS.