Sentence examples for more commonly during from inspiring English sources

People on all the inhabited continents — more women and children than men, it seems, and more commonly during pregnancy — eat earth and the other substances Dr. Young mentions in her subtitle.

Pan, Wade-Giles romanization p'an, type of Chinese bronze vessel produced during the Shang dynasty (c. 18th 12th century bc) and, more commonly, during the Zhou dynasty (c. 1111 256/255 bc).

Furthermore, theta bursts appear more commonly during meditation.

For instance, xerotic conditions occur more commonly during winter season.

Recommendations appeared more commonly during 2001 and 2002, although they still featured in only a minority of comment pieces.

The seasonal occurrence of scrub typhus varies according to the climates in different countries, and the disease occurs more commonly during rainy seasons.

However, by personal communication one of the Basra researchers confirmed to the authors that there were infants diagnosed with hydrocephalus born during the years 1990 199898, indeed that hydrocephalus was more commonly diagnosed during the latter part of the 90's than previously [ 45].

Conclusions: Although radial artery pressures are more commonly monitored during cardiac surgery, femoral artery perfusion pressures are more reliable during the initial part of CPB, and routine monitoring of femoral artery pressures may prevent vasoconstrictor use on initiation of CPB.

In contrast to the upper leg and groin area, which are more commonly injured during fitness testing, the knee is injured twice as often during games compared with during fitness testing, which is most likely a result of the characteristic movement patterns during the game.

Finally, although cholera was more commonly identified during Haiti's two rainy seasons and although rotavirus was more common during the cooler months of the year, data from several years of surveillance are needed to better understand the seasonality of rotavirus and cholera, both of which have been shown to vary by season in previous studies in other countries.

While many Americans are growing wealthier and Congress debates how much of the federal surplus should be returned to taxpayers, a handful of states are facing choices that more commonly arise during recessions.