Sentence examples for more commonly exhibited from inspiring English sources

Securing that money, however, demands cross-cultural sensitivities and negotiation skills more commonly exhibited by diplomats and ambassadors.

In order to test whether this could explain why Triceratops more commonly exhibited lesions on the squamosal (because it could be argued that the greater surface area, rather than any behavioral factor, caused this), we conducted a second analysis looking at the frill as a single element.

However, judgmental attitudes were more commonly exhibited towards female than male simulated clients.

The patients in Group ND more commonly exhibited thoracalgia than those in Group D (P < 0.05).

Though 40% of patients with vasoreactivity to iNO had pulmonary fibrosis, patients with no vasoreactivity more commonly exhibited fibrosis typical of diffuse scleroderma [ 137].

Plante qualifies the femininity of 'self-mutilation' rather apologetically: '[n]onetheless, young men do self-injure, do suffer from eating disorders, and do experience the same emotional turmoil and perceived inadequacy more commonly exhibited in women' (2007: 16).

A few genes (RARβ and DHRS3) were up- or down-regulated during the entire time of retinoic acid treatment, but more commonly, genes exhibited altered expression for one or two time points and then their expression returns to control levels.

While a wild-type animal presented, on average, three or four RPA-1 foci per nucleus, mrg-1 mutants commonly exhibited nuclei with more than 10 foci.

Stereotypic pacing was the most commonly exhibited behaviour.

Transition metals commonly exhibit two or more stable oxidation states, and their complexes accordingly are able to undergo oxidation-reduction reactions.

My favorite exhibit at Zoo Miami is the African Plains exhibit, more commonly referred to as the giraffe exhibit.