Sentence examples for again more common from inspiring English sources

And although dead donors are once again more common, many people risk surgery and the loss of an organ to save the lives of people they love — and increasingly of strangers, as well.

Among the non-serious events, gastrointestinal disorders were again more common with riluzole (34% versus 27% with placebo, P = 0.03).

The children of mothers who underwent OI treatment showed no increase in asthma or wheezing symptoms, though the use of anti-asthmatic medications was again more common.

Hematuria was again more common in patients older than 50 years and was associated with RA activity rather than treatment [ 11].

Bellhop service surcharges are once again becoming more common.

A total of 10,637 (30%) of the differentially expressed contigs were classified as transgressive, and, among these, overdominance was again significantly more common than underdominance (6,850 and 3,787 contigs, respectively; binomial exact P = 1.9e−).

Let us now again consider the more common setting in fingerprinting where the attack strategy (vec {Theta }) is assumed unknown to the distributor.

In addition, about 30% of all households had a car, and 30% had a computer (again, these were more common in rich countries).

Overall, 40% of the participants had been absent from work in the last 3 months and, again, this was more common among patients suffering from secondary AI (50%) than for patients with primary AI (38%).

In this study, a minority of patients denied their diagnosis, but again it was more common among BSA patients using the same indicator until 9 months (MW baseline p=0.0005, 3 months p=0.001, 9 months p=0.2).

In Greene County, "Make America Great Again" placards are far more common than anti-coal signs: sixty-eight per cent of the county voted for Donald Trump.