Sentence examples for more repeated or from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday 24 November 1863, the Harrisburg Patriot & Union published a lengthy editorial in which it lamented "the silly remarks of the President" and said: "… for the credit of the nation we are willing that the veil of oblivion shall be dropped over them and that they shall be no more repeated or thought of".

Associations between patients' likelihood of being registered with an incident PSA test, one or more repeated normal PSA tests, or one or more repeated raised PSA tests and GPs' levels of risk attitude, including tolerance of uncertainty and ambiguity, empathy, and burnout, were calculated as odds ratios (ORs).

Moreover, it became ineffective for screening combinations containing 5 or more repeated expression cassettes.

Robust modelling of curvilinear change requires larger samples or more repeated measures.

In this sample, 194 men (44.3%) had two or more repeated measures, resulting in 636 observations for analysis.

Patient likelihood of having one or more repeated raised PSA tests was not associated with any of the psychological factors.

There were 327 (92.9%) controls and 114 (87.7%) cases that had three or more repeated samples available for analysis during pregnancy.

Forty-two of these progressor patients had 3 or more repeated GFR measures (median 5; range 3 10) and were followed-up for a median of 60 months (range: 6 117).

However, if broadcasters introduce "mitigating" strategies - such as running more repeats or using more cheaper, imported shows, the drop in advertising revenue could be just £23m.

In the figure, if we choose the threshold higher or lower, more repeats or unique l-mers would be undetected, respectively.

The more an activity is repeated, or the more learning involved, the stronger those connections become.