Sentence examples for common and better from inspiring English sources

A century ago, when sexual mores were stricter, prostitution was more common and better paid (see table).

"Food parcel distribution is higher in areas where food banks are more common and better established, but our data also show that the local authorities with greater rates of sanctions and austerity are experiencing greater rates of people seeking emergency food assistance".

Graham et al. [15] said dizziness is relatively less common and better defined than "light-headedness".

Although anti-β2GPI antibodies in APS patients are highly heterogeneous in respect to their affinity for β2GPI and the location of their binding epitopes, autoantibodies against domain I are the most common and better correlate with thrombosis [15], [16].

In the few studies regarding men's reaction to the news of a desired pregnancy, their responses mirrored one of the most common (and better-documented) responses of newly pregnant women: ambivalence.

In the few studies regarding the male reaction to the news of a desired pregnancy, their responses mirrored one of the most common (and better-documented) responses of newly pregnant women: ambivalence.

Median survival was commonly misinterpreted as the average, which participants felt was a more common and better-understood term.

An increased LPR is the most common and better-studied marker of anaerobic cerebral metabolism and therefore is an indicator of cerebral ischaemia [ 93].

It provides a platform for worldwide interconnected objects to establish social relationships by trading-off their individuality for common interests and better services to users.

To make common comparison and better understanding of pipe size configuration of the network, the calculation of weighted diameter based on each pipe diameter and its length is proposed as follows: d_{text{w}} = frac{{mathop sum nolimits_{i = 1}^{n} L_{i} D_{i} }}{{mathop sum nolimits_{i = 1}^{n} L_{i} }}, (4 where L i is the length of the pipe i and D i is the diameter of the pipe i.

If the language has common meaning and better symmetry - beginning with both faculties working together more regularly - it is likely that the process of transferring will become less mystical and produce a better outcome.