Sentence examples for more common therefore from inspiring English sources

It is becoming more common, therefore, to alternatively investigate abundances of anammox bacteria using primers targeting the hzo gene, which encodes the hydrazine oxidoreductase protein, a key component of the anammox process (e.g. Schmid et al., 2008; Li et al., 2010).

This is why the nature of movie stardom has changed — it has become more common and therefore rarer — and why, to respond to Michael Nordine's suggestion, the New Wave is greater than neorealism: its subject is the cinema itself.

PAUs arise in segments of the aorta where atherosclerotic changes are more common, and therefore over 90%% of PAUs are localized in the descending thoracic aorta [31].

Because of the wide use of this measure, the SF-36v2 can be used to compare the burden of AL amyloidosis experienced by AL amyloidosis patients to that experienced by individuals with other more common diseases; therefore, it can provide context to individuals less familiar with this rare condition.

It might be argued that shoulder disorders are more common and therefore it would be easier to conduct randomized trials.

Far more common, and therefore of significant interest, are pregnancies lasting beyond the estimated due date of 40+0/7 WOP since this concerns 33 48 % of all pregnancies.

Alcohol misuse and depressive disorders are much more common and therefore should be the primary focus for education/prevention and intervention.

Silent brain infarcts seem to have the same risk factors and mechanisms as clinical stroke but they are many times more common and therefore easier to study.

Near-miss maternal morbidities are more common, and therefore confidential enquiries into maternal morbidity may generate more generalisable messages to improve care, and allow for a more rapid review and reporting cycle.

At this point in the income distribution casual employment with more variable rates of wage within any period of time will be more common and therefore a single sample in time may provide a poor estimate of average wage, the more important factor in the determination of health.

In short, urban regions had become more common, and there therefore was not a rich history of data to consult.