Sentence examples for more commonly after from inspiring English sources

Most were sexually assaulted and strangled, either at the primary crime scene or (more commonly) after transport to a pre-selected secondary site, often a considerable distance away.

Nineteen children developed a neutropenia of ≤0.5×103 cells/µl by day 14, more commonly after AQ+SP (p = 0.03).

Flatulence was reported in both treatment groups, but more commonly after surgery (p<0.001).

Blistering and crusting can also develop, more commonly after overlapping or double pulses.

The SE and RE values increased more commonly after intubation than after skin incision (Table  1).

This involves the use of oxygen either before or, more commonly, after exercise by patients with COPD who are not hypoxaemic at rest.

All but one study covered an infant/toddler age group.w32 Skull fractures are more commonly reported after non-abusive trauma than after abusive head injury; the point estimate of the probability of abuse given a skull fracture was 0.30 (0.19 to 0.46) (fig 5).

SARS-CoV antibodies have been reportedly detected as early as 6 days after onset, but they are more commonly detected after 10 to 14 days (2, 4, 18 ).

The linking process is often called curing or, more commonly, vulcanization (after Vulcan, the Roman god of fire).

It is more commonly used after a patient is revived, to prevent secondary injuries that commonly occur when blood rushes back into the heart.

These cancer-causing mutations may be inherited or, more commonly, incurred after birth, and our ability to describe them offers entry to a world in which cancer can be better controlled.