Sentence examples for more commonly at from inspiring English sources

That is a Greek term for women who serve, more commonly at home births to assist both midwife and mother.

His next-door neighbor was suffering mightily from postherpetic neuralgia, which occurs more commonly at older ages.

A recently favored antidote, both in Asia and in the West, is sports drinks, taken either the morning after or, more commonly, at the party itself.

"There's a scene at the hour-and-four-minute mark" — Mr. Skin has noticed that nudity tends to crop up more commonly at certain points in films, perhaps when audiences' attention is lagging — "where Patrick Swayze is sitting outside smoking a cigarette, and Kelly Lynch gets out of bed and starts to walk toward him.

Ultimate failure occurred more commonly at the distal Kessler suture end although this occurred with separations in excess of clinical failure.

"Jamming/crushing" was the commonest reason (48%), mostly caused by a child (59%) at the living room door (32%) and more commonly at the hinge side (49%).

More commonly, I ate at restaurants like New Andong Zzimdak, which serves a single dish: boneless chicken pieces sautéed at your table with mung-bean noodles, vegetables, and gochujang, a red-pepper paste that is to Korean cuisine what butter is to French.

In animals, vigilance is not only directed at conspecifics, but, more commonly, also at predators.

Erosion was more commonly observed at the radius/ulna site than at the DIP joints (repeated measures one way ANOVA P = 0.03, Tukey post hoc test P < 0.05), with no other differences between other sites.

Rectal cancer patients in particular should be more commonly treated at specialist cancer centres 5 7 or at least be referred to a multidisciplinary team for consideration for radiotherapy even if they are not in a radiotherapy centre.

Regional and distant disease were more commonly treated at teaching facilities, whereas gynecologic cancer treated at non-teaching facilities was more commonly localized disease.