Sentence examples for concern were more likely from inspiring English sources

The households of concern were more likely to choose the text/diagram combination (p <.01).

In Flanders, those who chose being in pain as a top concern were more likely to choose care homes as their least preferred place (AOR 1.56; 95% CI: 1.06-2.30).

Older, less educated and low-income farmers who express environmental concern are more likely to adopt organic cotton.

Our results suggest that vespertilionid bat species of conservation concern are more likely to be dietary specialists than are species of least concern.

It is difficult for personnel in a country where FMD is endemic, to appreciate why they should undertake contingency planning (even though there are circumstances for which they should, such as introduction of a new virus type), when their concern is more likely to be with planning routine control activities.

Studies presented Wednesday at an Alzheimer's Association conference in Boston showed that people with some types of cognitive concerns were more likely to have Alzheimer's pathology in their brains, and to develop dementia later.

Participants high on weight concerns were more likely to cite the group format of the intervention as a deterrent.

In contrast, Republicans, who have long cited both the emails and the Benghazi attacks as serious concerns, were more likely to tune in, with two-thirds saying they'd seen some video of the debate.

Late arising cues and concerns were more likely in recent consultations, compared to older consultations.

People with substance use and wellness concerns were more likely to say that they were considering initiation of care but had not yet done so.

According to three respondents from Bolenge and eight from Muanda, the community leaders could be approached because the women believed that the former could influence the HPs and that their concerns were more likely to be accepted by HPs than when brought by women.