Sentence examples for advised more often from inspiring English sources

Respondents who were advised more often reported attempts to lose weight than those who were not advised.

…. (MH, July 2009: 145) Controlling portion size as a method of slimming was mentioned relatively infrequently (14 references), whilst specific diet plans providing set menus were advised more often (31 references).

Also, in a US survey, 29% of the PCPs reported advising yearly screening for prostate cancer, even in patients older than 80 years, with GPs advising this more often than internists/medical subspecialists (55.6% vs 13.3%) [ 25].

The new policy encouraged "politeness" in the workplace, with everyone advised to interact more often, including saying "good morning" to colleagues.

Rather than making light of or dismissing Turkey's well-meaning initiatives to solve conflicts in its neighborhood, our leaders would be well advised to listen more often and more closely to the sage advice of this country.

Patients with acute distortions were significantly more often advised to 'go easy on the knee', whereas patients with osteoarthritis and chronic meniscus fractures were significantly less often advised to do this.

Huong advised him to come more often, at least twice a month, so that he could recover his sex life.

Though, athletes are more often advised to 'go easy on the knee' and to rest than the non-athletes.

However, athletes are more often advised to 'go easy on the knee' and to rest than non-athletes.

In addition, the patients operated on with the DCS were more often advised to avoid sudden full weight-bearing, and because the fracture fixation was not considered stable enough, there was no satisfactory fracture impaction postoperatively [ 30, 31].

However, athletes were more often advised to 'go easy on the knee' than the non-athletes; this is probable related to the physical activity level of the athletes or to the type of knee complaints.