Sentence examples for potentially more frequent from inspiring English sources

This proximity to the sea is coupled with potentially more frequent strong tropical cyclones and eustatic sea level rise, and thus human life, property and infrastructure are threatened.

Increased annual expenditures imply potentially more frequent utilization and/or more intense services.

The fact that all multicellular eukaryotes descend from unicellular ancestors points to potentially more frequent ancient HGT 20, 90.

We observe little functional bias between ORB+ and ORB− gene sets, but find that incorporation of entire genes is potentially more frequent in pathogens than in nonpathogens.

"With the data retention bill increasing the amount of data that must be held and the number of companies that must hold it, we could potentially see more frequent and devastating data breaches in the future," said Davis.

In view of the already widespread and potentially even more frequent long-term use of endocrine treatment in the future, more research is needed.

And their detachment from that burden leads to less opposition to war — and, potentially, longer and more frequent wars.

As a consequence of landscape structure, homogenization and reduction of arthropod diversity processes like natural pest control might get disrupted (Tscharntke et al. 2005) potentially leading to more frequent or severe pest insect outbreaks (Bianchi et al. 2006; Gardiner et al. 2009; Zhao et al. 2015).

Conversely, the occupational cohort studies of manufacturing workers of phenoxy herbicides have potentially higher and more frequent exposure but the sample sizes tend to be small.

Modifications include stronger puffing (i.e., larger and more frequent) that potentially results in higher nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide extraction.

By employing both familial and association studies we have successfully identified rare and potentially private as well as more frequent variants in both novel and previously known candidate genes and loci.