Sentence examples for more commonly over from inspiring English sources

The ball ends up in a bunker or, more commonly, over the green.

For example, the number of sequences generated in even an 1/8th run of the GS20 using a 40×75 PicoTitrePlate™ (currently the smallest commercially available subdivision of a single GS20 reaction) is large; in our experience such a run routinely generates at least 6,000, and more commonly over 10,000 sequences per run.

Interestingly, in line with our findings, it has been shown that transmembrane (class III) isoforms of NRG1 are more commonly over-represented than soluble (class I) forms in Schwann cell tumours, suggesting that differences between the isoforms may be relevant for tumour formation in vivo [32], [33], [34].

Unfortunately, these tools are rarely used over a beat to beat basis and are more commonly used over a period of time that may be 30 minutes or perhaps over an hour.

Algebraic geometry is more commonly conducted over the complex numbers, or more generally over any algebraically closed field.

"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.

Failure to screen was associated more commonly with age of over 60 years (PPR 1.7; 95% CI: 1.2 2.3) and with high-stage cancer (PPR 2.0; 95% CI: 1.4 2.9).

Gas dissection increases the distance between the expected ablation zone and close nerve structures; in addition, it is more commonly preferred over fluid dissection whenever a spinal or paraspinal lesion is to be ablated and the ablation zone is expected to extend near the epidural space.

Taken in the context of previously published reports, our current findings suggest that deletions and regions of LOH frequently occur during derivation and early culture of both hESCs and hiPSCs, whereas duplications more commonly arise over long-term culture.

Tic douloureux primarily affects those over 50, women more commonly than men.

An RAF Tornado equipped with infra-red equipment, more commonly in use in Afghanistan, also made surveillance sweeps over the area.