Sentence examples for apt to report from inspiring English sources
Tsuang's group found, not surprisingly, that twins who said they used the drug more frequently and over a longer period were more apt to report having a good time.
Overall, black patients were more apt to report more severe post-treatment skin problems than white patients, regardless of diagnosis.
Perhaps patients in our study were more apt to report following advice in the setting of chronic kidney disease and often co-existing hypertension.
Homemakers and unemployed female workers were more apt to report joint disease, back pain, and asthma symptoms than were male manual workers.
The 25 practitioners who said they did not want to review a guideline were more apt to report that the topic was not relevant to their practice than were those who volunteered to review a guideline (40% versus 9%).
They also were more apt to report believing that their diagnosis was delayed (57.6% vs. 33.2%, p < 0.0001), a feeling of dissatisfaction with their treatment (13.3% vs. 7.5%, p = 0.03), and feeling that they were treated poorly by the healthcare system (23.3% vs. 5.2%, p < 0.0001).
Women were more apt than men to report symptoms for all four NCDs, with the greatest difference seen in symptoms of angina pectoris (prevalence ratio = 1.68; CI = 1.39-2.04).
When there was triumph or disaster to report, they were apt to reflect it in the tone of their voices") and too little ("For some reason a man … can express personality better by voice alone than can a woman" – Southern Daily Echo in 1928) – or sometimes both at the same time.
For example, males may be less likely to report frequent crying while more apt to reveal anger or irritability.
Furthermore, participants (n = 4) reported being more apt to come to class when they made plans with peers to socialize before or after the session.
Next up, with inter-community tension elevated following the Martin Place siege, it seems apt to revisit this candid, street-level report from the Sydney suburb of Lakemba.
