Sentence examples for more commonly having from inspiring English sources

This is a step the Justice Department rarely takes, more commonly having an individual plead guilty in exchange for an agreement to cooperate.

Runners developing muscle cramping during the ultramarathon were distinguished from those without cramping by more commonly having a prior history of muscle cramping during an ultramarathon and having higher post-race blood CK and BUN concentrations.

Some differences were apparent between the intervention and 'care as usual' groups, with women randomised to the intervention appearing younger, and more commonly having their first baby.

The difference between male and female scores in Section 3 may be explained by different academic backgrounds; with females more commonly having studied biological sciences and males more likely to study physical sciences, mathematics and engineering.

However, blacks continued to have higher PSI scores, indicating greater severity of illness, as well as more commonly having each of the comorbid conditions (malignancy, chronic renal disease, liver disease, congestive heart failure and history of stroke) that contribute to the PSI.

Men more commonly have a long history in sport.

Nigerians, having taken delivery of the heroin in Bangkok, have either shipped it via couriers to transit countries like Mexico or Canada or, more commonly, have sent it home to Lagos.

But efforts to turn the work of rock, doo-wop and soul artists into theater events more commonly have taken the form of revues, as in the long-running "Smokey Joe's Cafe," or biographical musicals like the current "Love, Janis," based on the life of the rocker Janis Joplin.

RRD patients more commonly had uveitis due to infectious causes (14/26 versus 110/825; p < 0.001).

Other symptoms, such as pneumomediastinum, subcutaneous emphysema in the neck and chest, pneumothorax and hemothorax, are nonspecific and more commonly have other causes [44].

The payroll team, be they in-house or outsourced, won't know all of the things that are going on so they rely on managers to tell them if someone has left or, more commonly, has a change in their working hours, perhaps a change in their banding.