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were more frequent
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An extra amount or extent.
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"Five years ago, such spikes were more frequent.
Meals were more frequent and had bigger portions.
In the PBL, mitoses were more frequent and predominantly symmetrical.
Internalizing problems were more frequent than externalizing problems (Fig. 1b).
In our sample, cognitive deficits were more frequent in CTTH.
Fungal infections were more frequent in non-survivors.
Strictly unilateral headaches were more frequent in males (58%).
Less serious "nonneoplastic lesions" were more frequent in exposed males and females.
Some clusters of Acidobacteria Group 1 were more frequent in continuous wheat versus wheat soybean rotation, some Acidobacteria Group 2 were more frequent in no-till, and some Acidobacteria Group 4 were more frequent in wheat soybean rotation.
Symptoms of tiredness, headache and nervous stomach disorders were more frequent.
We found that distant eQTLs were more frequent (∼75% of all eQTLs) across the whole genome.
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