Sentence examples for more common under from inspiring English sources

In an interview, Mr. Altevogt called that assertion "a big lie," and added that such ads might become more common under the new law, as groups like his control a larger share of the advertising dollar than the political parties.

While Ms. Ely did manage to attract one ceramic artist, one neon and two glass sculptors, much more common under the taut white tents were bronze sculptures of Indians in full headdress and cowboys reeling back on horses, miniature coyotes and mammoth frogs and all manner of bronze cherubic children and maidens on a swing.

Dr. Pritchard estimates that the average point at which the selected genes started to become more common under the pressure of natural selection is 10,800 years ago in the African population and 6,600 years ago in the Asian and European populations.

A centre over the road prescribes and dispenses methadone, an oral substitute for heroin addicts".Harm-reduction" facilities such as these have become more common under Labour, which has more than doubled since 1998 the number of drug-takers who go to them.

Supracondylar fractures of the humerus in children are more common under the age of 10.

Whilst infiltration excess overland flow is common under dry initial conditions and on hillslopes with surface sealing, the saturation excess overland flow generating mechanism is more common under temperate climate conditions with frequent, low intensity precipitation, and occurs when the soil is saturated and unable to absorb more water (Dunne and Black, 1970).

Clinical and radiological imaging is not perfect, with a tendency for over-staging being more common than under-staging.

Moreover, grand multiparity was more common in under-attenders than on average, as was alcohol use during pregnancy.

OT and UT curves showed that over-treatment was more common than under-treatment, almost all time.

Although over-treatment (OT) was more common than under-treatment (UT), there were less cell counts of extreme disagreement (ED) in OT area than in UT area (10 and 16 cases respectively).

Although it is more common in under developed and developing countries, it also remains one of the major concerns among developed countries as well, due to growing incidences of AIDS [3].