Sentence examples for relatively less frequent from inspiring English sources
Although it is the third most common large joint affected by degenerative joint disease, clinically significant osteoarthritis is relatively less frequent.
Although relatively less frequent during TIA, sudden and acute headache of unknown cause, associated to dizziness or loss of balance, may represent a warning sign of VB failure.
While in all the countries in our sample there is a significant proportion of individuals with vocational education at ISCED 3 4 or with academic education at ISCED 5, vocational education at ISCED 5 is relatively less frequent in Canada, the Czech Republic and Poland, where it accounts for <5% of the sample.
The most frequent stress pattern (Dominant) is on the penultimate syllable [laVOro (work)], while stress on the antepenultimate syllable [MAcchina (car)] is relatively less frequent (non-Dominant).
Two most frequent haplotypes of VDR, FbaT and FBAT and a relatively less frequent haplotype in patients fbaT do not show any significant difference between patients and controls when studied by themselves.
It should be noted that the A10398G polymorphism is of great importance with respect to mitochondrial phylogeny, being relatively less frequent in West Eurasian populations as opposed to African or Asian lineages[2] and therefore population stratification with respect to this variant should be discussed.
By contrast, amplifications in either A. inopinata or V. volvacea are relatively modest and less frequent.
A descriptive analysis comparing the Canadian and non-Canadian cohorts revealed that in the Canadian cohort, bleeding events were relatively few and less frequent compared with non-Canadian sites.
But he said such persecutions, while barbaric, had become less frequent and "relatively restrained" under Kim Jong-un.
On the other hand, segments of 1s due to random or occasional alignments are less frequent and relatively shorter.
The Commonwealth Games endured as an important international sporting fixture, but royal tours became less frequent and the once relatively free movement of people between the former colonies became more complicated.
