Sentence examples for conducted more often from inspiring English sources

Among the questions will be whether more personal information — even short of information on a criminal conviction — should be required, and whether reviews of personnel for security clearances should be conducted more often.

Faecal blood screening was also conducted more often in the comorbidity group.

This consequently influences the type of research that is conducted (more often than not, research is donor driven).

Research and control efforts on the disease have been conducted more often in developed countries than developing countries.

"Although training has often been provided to doctors but not nurses, in fact training should be conducted more often for both of them".

However, in the Northern Hemisphere, studies of coastal plants have been conducted more often e.g., [ 18, 19] and have found that changes in habitat availability and Quaternary sea level changes were responsible for the genetic structure of Asteraceae species in the Mediterranean Basin.

The question whether Bank of New York Mellon crossed the line into fraud may explain why civil complaints were filed against it and not criminal charges, even though both cases allege the type of conduct more often seen in criminal prosecutions.

Researchers also found that while some juvenile offenders exhibited compulsive behaviour, their conduct "more often appears impulsive or reflects poor judgment".

And they have conducted more complex attacks, often with multiple coordinated explosions that compound the toll.

Because products like beef lasagna are sold in packs of different sizes, companies often conducted more than one test on the same line and, in all, seven different products were involved.

But he has a long history with another Ullmann opera, "Der Kaiser von Atlantis" ("The Emperor of Atlantis"), a work for small forces that he has conducted more than half a dozen times, often in synagogues.