Sentence examples for Substantially more frequently from inspiring English sources

Of particular note, I understand that, in a number of instances, enhanced interrogation techniques, specifically waterboarding, were applied substantially more frequently than previously had been described to DOJ.

Of these genes, we showed UTX to be altered substantially more frequently in tumors of low stages and grades, highlighting its potential role in the classification and diagnosis of bladder cancer.

If for a certain SNP locus one allele is substantially more frequently gained than the other allele, one may hypothesize that the former allele is subject to a larger selective pressure to change copy number.

In particular, investigation of the influence on renal cell cancer development of hypertension and chronic kidney disease, both of which occur substantially more frequently among blacks, is warranted, as well as investigations into the biology and natural history of this cancer among blacks.

Concentrations of β-pinene and styrene did vary substantially by measurement location and were more frequently detectable in H and P samples compared with S and O samples.

As might be expected, therefore, calves fed frequently by teat gain substantially more weight than calves fed twice daily by bucket [ 19].

Patients who opted for the cross over were substantially younger, more likely to have received chemotherapy and were more frequently node positive (Goss et al, 2008).

Patients who had a change in their CART regimen were, on average, more frequently monitored, however, this testing was done after a substantially longer period (median, 90 days) than recommendations from developed countries suggest.

The hrA1C population is a relatively small minority of those with glycemic abnormalities, but they are substantially more obese and exhibit the other most powerful risk factors for diabetes in youth (FH and ethnicity) more frequently.

Patients whose MCC contained MCPyV DNA were subsequently found to have substantially more favourable survival than those whose cancer did not contain MCPyV DNA, and MCPyV-positive cancers were more frequently located in the limbs (Sihto et al, 2009).

The clinical illness of the patient reported here did not differ substantially from that of patients in Israel, Iran, or Jordan, where the infection is more frequently detected.