Sentence examples for much less frequency from inspiring English sources

Today autonomous, anonymous cells of the front still operate, although with much less frequency.

Less invasive surgical approaches have been advocated and performed for many years, although with much less frequency than laparotomy.

The poll shows that the problem also exists for men, but with much less frequency.

Maya is 15 months old now, and I still look at the webcam, but with much less frequency.

The statistics are everywhere - crime, suicide, health, addiction - research shows that since 9/11 the average person in the US has had much less frequency of sexual contact.

The episode featured the return of Black's near-psychic visions; a phenomenon which had been used with much less frequency in the second season.

Gln and His vary much less in frequency among species.

Conversely, the frequencies of DRB1*15 alleles in both the IPF and normal control populations of that previous study [46] were several-fold less than that measured here, and were also much less than frequencies reported within other large Caucasian control populations [22], [24], [29], [30].

Notwithstanding the highly significant association between electromagnetic detection and RC status observed using the 50 U signal threshold, the frequency of false-negative results at this threshold was relatively high (15.7%, Fig. 2) and, although much less than the frequency of missing RCs by the fecal occult blood test, too high for population-based RC screening [ 6, 18].

By contrast, Rrs during the inspiratory pause was much less dependent on frequency (Fig. 5).

Using a value Δ = 2 - 4 mm, this gives a bandwidth of plus minus B ≈0.5 - 1 MHz (an exact calculation of bandwidth is presented in the next paragraph), much less than the frequency difference between adjacent carriers, ΔF = 18.752 MHz, as shown schematically in Fig. 4(a).