Sentence examples for once more often from inspiring English sources

Lysine and asparagine are once more often the outliers but in this case P.yoelii rather than P.falciparum and P.knowlesi are outliers for glutamine.

(Was the victim struck or pecked? Once or more often? Did she suffer negative after-effects? And so on).Many clinics have fallen under suspicion and had payments suspended, only to win a reprieve when the facts are examined closely.

aObliged to borrow money from relatives or friends to pay the rent or food once or more often, during the preceding year.

Relationships that end once fail more often than they succeed.[8].

The difference between wooden and metal spearguns is preference, but more experienced hunters once again more often opt towards having a wooden gun, because it absorbs recoil, makes less noise, and acts as a float.

Our study confirmed once more the often-noted inhomogeneous occurrence of jerks in individual field components and at different locations and their recently noted abundance.

The proportion of women consuming alcoholic beverages less often than once a week or more often than once a week was approximately equal (around 40% each) in women from the population sample (see Table 2).

Buses run about once an hour (more often during rush hour) throughout the day.

For once Bill Gates (seen more often as business menace than benefactor) gets due appreciation as a pioneer contributor to global health causes.

While Mr. Cleland campaigned six years ago as a centrist Democrat in the mold of the departing senator, Sam Nunn, Mr. Cleland, once elected, voted more often with the Democratic leadership than Mr. Nunn had, and far more often than Mr. Miller, Dr. Black said.

Branch said in the interview he believed that Clinton "had once maybe strayed more often than that and made a big resolution not to do it in the White House because there was too much at stake".