Sentences with phrase «less frequency of»

Thomas Platts - Mills, MD, PhD, found that children growing up in homes with pets had less frequency of allergies to pets.

Not exact matches

But when it comes to the mobile gaming front, the company has been less successful, as less than 5 % of users tend to play a game for more than a month with the frequency of updated games released.

The high - frequency traders make money more consistently than the old - school traders, but they also make less of it.

While some satellite communications providers are exploring the possibility of «moving on up» to higher - frequency RF bands, like the less - crowded V band, there is another alternative: Skip the RF spectrum altogether and use lasers to downlink big data.

Given the growing scarcity of available collateral among bond dealers, a collapse in repo liquidity, and increasing frequency of delivery failures, all of which is shorthand for a bond market that is becoming less liquid — it seems that QE has begun to create, rather than relieve, meaningful constraints.

In comparison, researchers found that if a retired person exercised significantly once a week before retiring and maintained this amount after retirement, they had a 3 % chance of dying in the next six years, a 6 % chance if they decreased this frequency to less than weekly and an 11 % chance if they stopped exercising vigorously altogether.

Nothing would lead us to believe that women invoked the Holy One with any less frequency or fervor than did their male counterparts, yet the scriptures record only a fraction of women's prayers in comparison with those prayed by men.

In March 1995 the FCC auctioned off a few of its newer and far less valuable high - frequency channels for mobile telephones and realized a mind - boggling $ 7.7 billion.

While Arsenal do this as well, the frequency and the quality of crosses are comparatively much lesser.

The occurrence of these events in healthy, normal pregnancies is not predictable more than 60 % of the time yet, fortunately, catastrophic outcomes occur at a frequency of 1 % or less.

Are there any statistics available on the frequency and severity of RAD in children adopted at less than two years old from China or other countries, or domestically?

Most people will wash their cloth diapers anywhere between 2 - 3 days depending on the frequency of change (more diapers used for newborns, less for toddlers).

That's not to say that you won't encounter any interference at all, but the specialized frequency this baby monitor utilizes will certainly make it less of an issue.

These increased periods of growth, which usually result in a baby who suddenly increases his frequency of nursing and may be fussier and less satisfied than normal, may cause you to worry that you have «lost» your milk.

Both breastmilk and bottle - feeding proportions were further classified as less than 33 %, 33 % to 66 %, and greater than 66 % to represent low, medium, or high frequency of milk feedings as breastmilk or given by bottle.

These findings agree with the results of a British retrospective study demonstrating an increased duration of gestation with increasing coital frequency at all gestational ages up through 37 weeks.8 Similarly, low - risk women delivering prematurely in another study were less likely to be sexually active than the full - term controls.10

After then, the frequency of her bowel movements may become less frequent.

Diaper rash can lead to an increased frequency of crying, changes in eating habits and sleep patterns, agitated and restless behavior and sometime less urination and / or defecation to avoid pain.

A lot of factors determine the frequency of fetal movements hence if you experience less frequent kicks from your baby then it might be due to the following:

Recently, as I searched for some long term evidence of the benefits of parent - infant co-sleeping, I came across a study of college age subjects which found that males who had co-slept with their parents between birth and five years not only had significantly higher self esteem, they experienced less guilt and anxiety and reported greater frequency of sex.

• Reduce dependence upon, and consumption of, less healthy food options • Reduce the frequency of eating out • Increase consumption of healthier foods • Help children and adolescents develop positive emotional and physical health • Build family cohesion

If you don't have the patience to change the channel for someone and you can't even tell them what the frequency is then you're probably in the wrong line of work — or at the very least you should be seeking out the area of your profession that's a little less «front line.»

In this study, the frequency of fan use was similar in young and less educated women as in other women; thus, fan use can be easily adopted by these populations.

None the less, many of the figures are comparable to the study by Taylor, although the frequency of violations is rather lower in this research.

Breastfeeding frequency may be less important than the degree of nipple stimulation or breast emptying.

After 2 — 3 months, stool frequency is a less accurate measure of adequate input as some normal infants may go up to 10 days between stools.

Some party activists worry the tone and frequency of the messages will have a «boy who cries wolf» effect, desensitizing donors over the long haul and ultimately making them less willing to pony up.

But this year, as it became less likely that Spota would seek a fifth four - year term, potential candidates from various corners of the law enforcement community began testing the political waters with increased frequency.

Nevertheless, George Elmer Pataki, 53rd governor of the state of New York, soldiers on, having heard a call to duty of such high frequency that the less - sensitive ears of everyone else in New York have failed to detect it.

Results showed that, among study participants with asymmetry in temporal lobe high frequency electrical activity, those with right compared to left side asymmetry had higher resting heart rates and other changes suggesting that the cardiovascular system may be less capable of adapting to shifting circumstances.

A single click comes as an instantaneous burst of energy that usually lasts less than 1/10, 000 of a second yet contains an astonishing range of frequencies, or pitches, most of which are too high for humans to hear.

Although it is not surprising to see some correlation between frequency of unloadings and higher annual emissions, the study's findings indicate that wells with a high frequency of unloadings have annual emissions that are 10 or more times as great as wells that unload less frequently.

«We conclude that coastal communities are facing a looming crisis due to climate change related sea - level rise, one that will manifest itself as increased frequency of Sandy - like inundation disasters in the coming decades along the mid-Atlantic and elsewhere, from storms with less intensity and lower storm surge than Sandy,» Sweet said.

«We know that on average, singles have relatively less sexual activity than coupled people — singles tend to have lower rates of sexual frequency likely because they have to first find a partner to have sex with,» Garcia said.

Because the device uses the MICS frequency, it is likely to face less interference than if it were on busier parts of the band.

«Since this beetle is more massive than other species, the acoustic frequency is less likely to be confused with [that of] other species,» said Allen.

The frequency of messaging was also found to be a factor in the interruption of learning: Students who tweeted or sent messages with higher frequency on content not related to the class took lower quality notes than those who tweeted less frequently on non-classroom related subjects.

When an alien species enters a new ecosystem, it can alter the environment in a number of ways: by eating native species (in its 50 years on Guam, the Australian brown tree snake has eliminated 9 of 13 native bird species); by spreading disease among them (introduced birds in Hawaii thrive in part because they are far less susceptible to the avian malaria parasite, also an introduced species, than native birds are); or by altering the environment in such a way that favors themselves (like melaleuca, an Australian tree that is spreading through the Everglades in part by changing the frequency and intensity of fires).

Researchers suggest that reducing the frequency of AKI - D diagnoses would improve the health outcomes of NRSOT patients and take less of a financial toll on the health care system.

The vibrations also have wavelengths less than a thousandth as long as microwaves of the same frequency, so the resonators can be far more compact, he says.

Hourly cloud statistics collected during the past three decades show a 40 percent frequency of clear or mostly clear skies for the month and less than a 15 percent frequency of overcast skies.

When the device senses a lower frequency, signaling less available electricity on the grid, it reacts by turning off certain functions of the appliance: a dryer might keep tumbling clothes but switch the heating coil off; a fridge light could stay on while the cooling motor took a break.

The calls contain a wide range of sound frequencies, from less than 1 hertz to around 750 hertz, which allows them to propagate further within the leaves without being muffled.

Chris Curtis, an entomologist at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, says laboratory and field experiments in Britain, the US and Canada have found no evidence that female mosquitoes are repelled or bite less within «earshot» of a wide range of frequencies tested.

«Our very broad dual combs have a moderate spacing between the successive lines of the frequency comb, as compared to gas spectrometers which can get away with a less broad dual comb but need a fine spacing between the lines of the comb.»

Sounds with high volume and rich frequency spectrum affect the majority of the boids, while low volume level and less quantity of active frequencies produces subtle visual variations and a slower graphic evolution.

The specific changes included a higher frequency of antibodies that attack one's own cells, called autoantibodies; fewer immune regulatory T cells, which were also less active in these individuals; and a higher frequency of memory T follicular helper immune cells.

After calculating the frequency of use of each of the 177 irregular Old English verbs, researchers determined that the words that evolved most quickly into regular conjugational forms were used significantly less than those that went unchanged over time.

Eli Dourado at George Mason University's Mercatus Center in Fairfax, Virginia, has analysed the frequency of bird strikes on aircraft in the US and extrapolated the probability of damaging incidents by drones weighing 2 kilograms or less.

That is, the more successful block led to a marble four out of six times compared with the less successful two - out - of - six frequency.