Sentence examples for more commonly between from inspiring English sources

"The bottom line is that we do not yet have a mechanism to avoid the types of litigation you are seeing much more commonly between municipal governments over development," Mr. Steinman said.

In addition, researchers now argue that other mainland wolves may have done the same in earlier winters, when ice formed more commonly between the island and Canada, but went undetected.

It may prove impossible to anticipate and avoid every conflict amongst rights, but, even if it does, we need not suppose that conflicts will arise more commonly between group rights and individual rights than amongst individual rights themselves (McDonald 1998; Waldron 1993, 203-24).

It occurs more commonly between five and ten years of age.

Typical onset is up to 3 years of age, more commonly between the age of 8 and 12 months.

Minor elevations of around 25 pg/ml are seen more commonly between 48 and 96 hours after delivery [ 15].

The only differences identified in those earlier studies were two single-nucleotide substitutions and a trinucleotide indel within the ribosomal gene internal transcribed spacer (ITS2), a level of differentiation more commonly observed between populations than between reproductively isolated species.

The time to reach triglycerides >200 mg/dL was faster in elderly subjects and more commonly occurred between 12 24 weeks.

The Cockcroft-Gault (CG) equation has been in use in clinical practise for many years (Cockcroft and Gault, 1976; Rostoker et al, 2007) and is often used when prescribing anticancer drugs, although in our cancer centre at St George's it is more commonly used between chemotherapy cycles for monitoring renal function.

Is the proposed treatment an incremental change, a research proposal, or more commonly someplace in between?

In a DB program, benefits are fixed or more commonly the relation between earnings and pension is settled in a formula and contributions are adjusted endogenously.