The laboratory could not give the findings with 100percentt certainty because the mutation in question could be less common in other parts of Africa.
Evil geniuses tend to be less common in real life than in fiction, but John Grisham, the master of the yuppie-pulp legal thriller, might just be one.
On the one hand, divorce tends to be less common in high-mobility areas, and Democratic states generally have lower divorce rates.
But even though narrow roads and hairpin bends may be less common in Oklahoma than in Tuscany, Mr De Tomaso felt it was worth making a pitch.
Although such cases may be less common in other academic departments, many engineering students have been conditioned that they can succeed by simply duplicating textbook examples or blindly churning through mathematical formulas without understanding the underlying theory.
Although many of these hypotheses explore why strong top-down effects and trophic cascades might be less common in terrestrial than in aquatic ecosystems, there is little theoretical or empirical evidence available to support or refute these hypotheses.
In the second study, based on employees working in a university setting, males once again took a more charitable view of gender harassment, but not unwanted sexual attention; and, compared with females, males believed sexual harassment to be less common in the workplace.
This practice varies from field to field, and seems to be less common in the physical sciences.
The incidence of MCPH appears to be less common in Caucasian populations than in Asian and Arab populations that practice consanguineous marriages.
Retirement plans may be less common in startups and small businesses because they're considered complicated and expensive to set up and maintain.
Earlier the precipitation of calcium in the form of oxalate was assumed to be less common in other organism like algae and fungi.
