Examples of using Less frequently in English and their translations into Russian
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Maybe, but he does it less frequently.
Updates no less frequently than every[X] years.
People are marrying later and less frequently.
Less frequently used tube placement on the soil surface.
The composition of the top 20 will change less frequently.
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Although used less frequently require/2 is nonetheless important.
Today these names are less frequently used.
Slightly less frequently, animals are attacked by stinging insects.
The less«central» buses run even less frequently.
Finally, they less frequently change employers and careers.
Soon the magazine began to appear less frequently- monthly.
First, data are less frequently available, usually once every 10 years.
SNPRMs are issued significantly less frequently than ANPRMs.
Countries less frequently report rehabilitation services Fig. 16.
Parasites attack them much less frequently than humans.
Gas is used less frequently, but cases of beatings have increased.
Other smaller companies fly less frequently to Somalia.
The victims themselves report cases less often andresort to the law less frequently.
Otkratougolnaya glaucoma less frequently occurs in the acute form.
Advantage: the system is switched on and off less frequently.
Printers fail much less frequently than the above components.
Transactions in non-residential buildings take place less frequently.
Less frequently used techniques include elbow-strikes, slaps, punches, and body throws.
Pneumococcal sepsis occurs much less frequently strep.
Albeit less frequently, strikes do take place at separate, incl. large enterprises and in entire branches.
Women drink alcohol far less frequently than men.
Their song is less complex than that of the males,and they sing less frequently.
Important recommendations will be followed up less frequently, on an annual basis, rather than semi-annually;
In modern Russian media, the negr is used somewhat less frequently.
Non-mechanical restraint was less frequently used and electronic surveillance was seldom used 7.2 per cent in RUs, 0.9 per cent in SCUs.