Sentence examples for regularity by which from inspiring English sources

Sequential antibiotic treatment significantly decelerated resistance evolution independent of the temporal regularity by which drugs were switched.

"At a minimum these circumstances, confirmed by Depperschmidt in testimony, speak to the integrity and regularity of the process by which petitioner sought to track and account for his days within and without New York City," the tribunal noted.

The conventional manifesto pledge was increasingly discredited before 2010 by the regularity with which single party governments broke them.

They demonstrate this knowledge by the regularity with which they attempt to delete their texts after they have run some innocent victim down.

Shaken by the regularity with which young black men were dying at the hands of the police, the artist seized on the anxieties of a frenzied nation.

The authors measured the strength of traders' superstitions by the regularity with which they chose prices ending in eight, and how strenuously they avoided the number four.

Some of his newspapers and magazines are descendants of the old "penny dreadfuls," but readers have not been driven away by the regularity with which critics deplore their vacuity or the depths of bad taste to which they often descend.

The kind interpretation would be that, through a gross misunderstanding of the nature of pleasure, servers and the restaurant managers behind them are convinced that solicitude is measured by the regularity with which a glass is topped up.

Re " 'Brokeback' Marriages": As a therapist who lived a hidden life in the 70's, I am struck by the regularity with which the subject of mixed marriages involving a gay spouse and a heterosexual one focuses exclusively on gay men.

That the pituitary has a cycle independent of environmental factors is demonstrated by the regularity with which phases such as reproduction occur from year to year in the lives of some birds, and by the diverse response of various species and populations to the same environmental factors.

The author of an English commentary on his work described his findings thus: "The young hang themselves; arrived at a maturer age they usually blow out their brains; as they get old they recur again to the juvenile practice of suspension".Quetelet was equally amazed by the regularity with which the various types of crime were committed.