Sentence examples similar to established more often from inspiring English sources
The presence of peptides within certain structures of the central nervous system is well established; more important, peptides are often found in the same neurons with classic neurotransmitters or with other peptides.
Shatila camp was established more than 60 years ago.
The mythology of black holes swallowing up stars whole is well established, but more often than not, part of the star escapes the gravitational giants in a spectacle known as a tidal disruption event.
Randomness in encounters between hosts and parasites determines the odds for a symbiosis to be established: the more often a parasite meets a host, the higher its probability to success in host colonization.
A third growing trend I sense is that established artists are more often shouldering less-established artists.
The eyes of the established artists were more often misaligned, Dr. Livingstone said.
The players who are less feared, or who are trying to establish themselves, fight more often.
However, we employ an ellipse rather than a rectangular area since established volcanic fields are more often ovular in shape (Spörli and Eastwood 1997).
Moreover, professional reviews suffer from self-congratulatory institutional nepotism: novice authors get slammed more often than established ones, especially if they haven't won any awards.
Another explanation is that new private providers after the reform more often have established themselves in areas with favourable socioeconomic conditions.
