Sentence examples for sources more frequently from inspiring English sources
In a report released on Monday, the center said that after examining Univision and Telemundo's coverage from Nov. 2013 through Feb. 2014 both networks were found to cite Democratic or liberal sources more frequently in their reporting.
Our findings concur with those of Smit, Grant and Whyte [17], namely, that the herd occurred closer to water sources more frequently than would be expected if they were randomly distributed.
Although overt UGIB is an uncommon manifestation of esophagitis or gastropathy, these lesions are implicated as bleeding sources more frequently in the older adult, especially those 80 years and older [ 51].
Men indicated non-healthcare sources more frequently than women (22% vs. 10%, p < 0.001; 18% vs. 9% named friends and family as their main source of STI information, 4% vs. < 1% radio programmes or school).
The Internet, family, friends and co-workers were the sources of information more frequently reported as first source the news was heard from.
We use the discretized approximation of the above theory where light sources are spaced more frequently than the sampling Nyquist limit dictates.
Further, results revealed that fashion leaders used all impersonal external sources of information more frequently than fashion followers.
Thus, it appears that challenges professors recognize as coming from creationist/intelligent design sources are encountered more frequently than direct student lobbying to change course content.
Therefore, input output (IO) data have become a prevalent data source and been more frequently used in empirical analyses.
Interpersonal and environmental sources of stress were reported more frequently than intrapersonal and academic sources.
Óengus and the Picts appear occasionally in Welsh sources, such as the Annales Cambriae, and more frequently in Northumbrian sources, of which the Continuation of Bede's chronicle and the Historia Regum Anglorum attributed to Symeon of Durham are the most important.
