Sentence examples for less likely to order from inspiring English sources

Physicians are less likely to order tests to evaluate chest pain in women than in men.

Doctors love this proposal, and patients should too: When doctors follow good guidelines they are less likely to order too many or too few tests or to prescribe the wrong treatment.

Their most powerful lobbying group, the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, did not come of age until the 1980's, and by then the Reagan revolution had cut money for new programs and judges were far less likely to order states to enact liberal social policies.

While she admits that devoted customers are less likely to order 10 or 12 pieces per season, they are still buying.

You may be less likely to order fries, but you will order that chocolate cake if you deny yourself something in one area.

The vegetarian menu had no impact on the infrequent vegetarian eaters' choice but backfired for the frequent vegetarian eaters and made them less likely to order a vegetarian dish.

In comparison with other high risk specialties, emergency physicians are more likely to order diagnostic tests and less likely to stop performing specific procedures.

This implies that while screening tests for dyslipidemia are less likely to be ordered for women, no differences in relation to lipid monitoring tests in those patients known to have dyslipidemia are apparent.

The B.M.T. sandwich has 300 more calories than the Big Mac, but the Subway diners were less likely than the McDonald's diners to order a diet soda, more likely to upgrade to a larger drink and more likely to order cookies.

That does not mean Italy is faring better than Germany, only that companies there were less likely to see orders declining in May.

Regional and local commanders have become more independent and less likely to follow orders that go against their personal interests; for example, in the way that they raise and use money, often keeping it for themselves rather than passing it back to their leaders for redistribution.