Sentence examples for more common compared from inspiring English sources

SDHB and SDHD mutations have similar prevalence and are more common compared to SDHC, which is rare [20].

Impairments in the head, neck and shoulders are more common compared with the other parts of the body.

In conclusion, the negative attitudes toward PWEs among university students in Yemen were slightly more common compared with other settings in the Middle East and showed significant differences between genders which may warrant consideration when designing educational campaigns.

Finally, it has estimated that secondary cardiac tumours are a hundred times more common compared with primary lesions [39]; and the RV may be reached by direct extension such as (e.g. lung or breast cancer), lymphatic extension (e.g. lymphoma), or metastatic spread (e.g. malignant melanoma or renal cell carcinoma) [37].

Thus, recently in lung adenocarcinoma, vaccination against drivers of EMT was proposed as an immunotherapeutic approach against tumor progression, which is also attracting interest from pharmaceutical industries and in fact adenocarcinoma is now getting more common compared to squamous cell carcinoma.

Hovewer, HPV prevalence was more common compared with previous studies reported from Turkey.

In line with this, root systems within the same main localities and sub-localities had more OTUs in common compared to root systems compared across the main localities.

However, our findings, as well as the more recent studies done from the 1990s onwards, show a possible changing trend with cobra bites being the more common type compared to pit viper bites [2, 8, 9].

With regard to medication use, study group patients had significantly increased use of warfarin and renal failure was more common as compared with controls.

In some species such as C. reinhardtii, Mesostigma viride and bryophytes, we found that dimer (NN) microsatellites are more common when compared to higher plants.

S. aureus was significantly more common in early- compared to late-onset VAP (44.8% vs 13.9%; P=0.02), while Acinetobacter was more common in late- compared to early-onset VAP (40.9% vs 17.1%; P=0.06).