Sentence examples for been found more common from inspiring English sources

In India, client violence has been found more common than intimate partner violence [ 6, 27].

Racial differences in radiographic features of HOA have also been observed; specifically, mild axial JSN has been found more common in Caucasians than in AAs, while superior JSN, lateral osteophytes, and the presence of both acetabular and femoral osteophytes have been found more common in AAs [ 27].

In our study they have been found more common in the DLB group compared with AD, particularly in female patients, those who live in their own house and have a lower cognitive status at the beginning of the diagnostic process.

More than three-fifths of the sampled households in both regions used the sale of poultry as a common coping practice in the case of any covariant shock (for example, flash floods), while the sale of cattle for the same purpose was found more common only among upstream households.

The present study was the first effort to target gastrointestinal infections and their traditional recipes in five remote southern regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan where these infections were found more common.

Low cuff pressure was found more common with lower ETT size (OR, 0.34 per 0.5 unit increase in ETT size; 95 % CI, 0.15 0.79) and with lower peak airway pressure (OR per one cm H2O increment, 0.93; 95 % CI, 0.87 0.99) on multivariate analysis.

However, in the age group 11 to 15 years it was found slightly more common in females 61 52.1%).

When the relationship between CagA status and gastric lymphoma was investigated, CagA seropositivity was found even more common in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma than in MALT lymphoma.

The EGFR mutations were found consistently more common in never-smokers [ 5- 7], indicating different pathways for lung tumorigenesis between smokers and never-smokers.

On an international scale, the condition is known to increase with more Northerly latitude [ 2], but within the UK, PMR has been found to be more common in the South than in the North [ 3].

Elevated body weight, waist circumference, and low HDL-C levels have been found to be more common contributors to metabolic syndrome in women, while blood pressure and apolipoprotein B have been found to be more common contributors in men [ 22].