Sentence examples for removed frequently from inspiring English sources

If removed frequently the elasticity of the earlobe should recover quickly.

The refrigerator insulation can break apart easily and get on the shank (and possibly in the beer), so it may be a good idea to line the inside of the shank hole with something to prevent this, especially if the shank will be removed frequently.

Finally, by removing frequently mutating residues from the alignment before NJ tree reconstruction, a topology was retrieved supporting an Acanthopterygian-specific origin of paralogues (not shown).

If emission quantities from manure discharged to surface waters are more similar to emissions in anaerobic lagoons (i.e. liquid storage systems to combine waste stabilization and storage, in which solids are not removed more frequently than 15 20 years [65]), then the swine manure emissions factor may be as much as three times higher than the value used here.

They noted that minor Taser injuries — in which the skin is pierced with barbs that have to be medically removed — are frequently omitted when compiling data.

The LGN was removed most frequently (11.8%), followed by SGN (2.3%) and TGN (1.3%).

The impregnated catheters presented a trend of being removed more frequently due to systemic infection suspicion (P = 0.05).

Respondents made a distinction between two groups of "revolving door" patients; "fast revolvers" who were regularly and routinely removed as frequently as every seven days and "slow revolvers" who were repeatedly removed, but after months rather than days or weeks.

The risk of getting infected after exposure to live fungus, during the course of our experiment, was lowest in cocooned pupae, which were also removed less frequently, as compared to both, naked pupae and larvae.

In keeping with this, gymnosperm TEs appear to be removed less frequently by unequal recombination than those in angiosperm genomes (Nystedt et al. 2013), a key outcome being the development of very large genomes that are characteristic of this lineage (Bennett and Leitch 2005).

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