Sentence examples for more commonly develop from inspiring English sources

The literature indicates that researchers either use or modify existing frameworks or, more commonly, develop new ones, either through grounded theory approaches or the adaptation of existing theories, concepts or models.

Nail changes may be evident at birth but more commonly develop within the first few months of life.

It has been suggested that Icelandic horses exposed to biting insects as adults will more commonly develop allergic dermatitis than the horses exposed since birth [ 7, 10].

Men more commonly develop medical conditions caused by AF.

More commonly, developing nations have mistakenly sought to compete with foreign-made goods for the domestic market.

It is thought that the BME population more commonly develops vascular dementia (linked to problems with the supply of blood to the brain) because individuals are more prone to risk factors such as cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and diabetes.

This was in contrast to IPMN of the pancreas, from which mucinous colloid-type adenocarcinomas were more commonly developed [4].

Given these nomograms are more commonly developed in non-critically ill patients, use of this approach in the critically ill is not recommended [ 57, 69].

In less developed nations, low birthweight may more commonly arise from intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR), whereas in developed nations it may arise more commonly because of shorter gestational ages (i.e. preterm birth) [ 6].

I should have said earlier that dramatic regression occurs in about 30% of autistic kids (although minor regression occurs much more commonly): they develop apparently normally for a year and then in their second year they lose what they had and become classically autistic.

A further shortcoming of research to date is that reference standards have more commonly been developed on Caucasian populations and may have limited usefulness to people from different ethnic and racial backgrounds [ 15, 16].