Sentence examples for more common where from inspiring English sources

Monarchies are more common where the soil is fertile, and republics where it is barren.

Chloramination has also become more common, where there is a need to control biofilms and avoid exceeding chlorination by-product (THMs) concentrations.

So among both lakes and streams, there is geographic variation in parasite prevalence, and asexual reproduction is more common where the parasites are rare.

Collisions were more common where a phased pedestrian signal (green or red-light signal) was present compared to no signalization (odds ratio [OR] 8.88, 95% Confidence Interval [CI] 1.32 59.6).

"Maybe something as simple as there are certain conditions which are more common where people can wear a wristband to identify they have a condition, so then we can perhaps spot it earlier, and ensure we can deal with it.

Totara was also more common where other woody species (such as gorse) were regenerating, and in plots dominated by herbaceous species more tolerant of lower-fertility sites such as those in TWINSPAN Groups 3 and 4 (Figure 2d).

Fuel reduction treatments could be intensified below ∼1450 m elevation, which may reduce spread of fires into higher elevation forests where fishers are more common, and where denning is focused.

These foci described in Khartoum appear to be connected with the areas where agricultural activities are more common and where the potential for mosquito breeding is likely to be maintained, an observation recently made further south at Gezira state [7].

Students attending schools where experience and perpetration of forced sex was more common and where more students used alcohol were more likely to report experiencing forced or coerced sex.

One is the more common method where PET flakes are extruded directly into fibers, and the other is the conversion method where PET flakes are reprocessed into granules or pellets and then melt extruded into fibers.

Although there are rare conditions where genes operate in these kinds of deterministic ways, people overgeneralize from these to the far more common conditions where genes are not at all deterministic.