Sentence examples for clearly more frequent from inspiring English sources
In the middle decades of the last century, in what has been called the golden age of social mobility, upward mobility was clearly more frequent than downward, primarily as a result of the expansion of managerial and professional employment.
DNA hypermethylation is clearly more frequent than hypomethylation in HNs (Figure 3A).
Studies have shown that allelic losses are clearly more frequent in FTC and PDTC than in PTC (Ward et al, 1998; Rodrigues et al, 2004).
Hypertension was the second most prevalent disease in both sexes, and clearly more frequent in women than men (16.3% vs 12.4%).
Compared to most other countries the CRP test is used clearly more frequent in Norway and reasons for such variations should be assessed, especially since the benefit of using the test has been discussed [ 14– 16].
Sequence analysis of the 52 experimentally supported me-ncRNAs revealed an internal motif (IM) with the consensus sequence CNCTGNCTG, which was clearly more frequent in the me-ncRNAs than in other analyzed sequences.
If one name or acronym is clearly dominant, with more frequent citations than all other names, we adopt it as the common name, as in the cases of HIPP, MOPP, HICAP, and MOLAX interneurons.
Although in RT neurons bursts were clearly longer and more frequent than in VB regions, in both neuronal types a considerable percentage of single brief events was detected (Fig. 5A and B).
TM is clearly more severe than "very frequent MO" or CM and this is reflected in the diagnostic criteria that we provided for the two migraine forms [1].
However, patients with more frequent consultations were clearly more satisfied compared with those with fewer visits in the last three months (p <.01).
However, the graph clearly suggests the possibility to detect more frequent differences while taking account individual variability of these data (cf. the actual difference with age on this limited sample) and required sample size to avoid Type II error.
