Sentence examples for more commonly recorded from inspiring English sources

As music became more commonly recorded in the 1920s, the black string-band tradition receded.

This is the distribution of sizes one obtains by sampling individuals at random in the population and recording the size of their household, as opposed to the more commonly recorded household size distribution which is obtained by sampling households at random.

Every symptom in NICE guidance was more commonly recorded in cases than controls.

Mobilisation of patients on mechanical ventilation was more commonly recorded for patients in Scottish ICUs than patients in Australian ICUs.

Tamoxifen use was more commonly recorded for patients in the UK (82%) than the Netherlands (46%) or US (45%).

Caesarean section on maternal request was more commonly recorded among private patients but accounted for few cases overall.

She began her career in Detroit, more commonly recording as Tobi Lark, and singing backing vocals for artists such as BB King and Wilson Pickett, Duke Ellington, Ben E King and Cannonball Adderley.

In addition to dementia, 44% (n = 58) of residents were recorded in their care home notes as having three or more co-morbidities, the most commonly recorded physical condition being heart disease (26% of the sample).

The distances of these points from the instrument can be measured by tape or, more commonly, by recording not only the reading at the central cross hair in the field of view of the telescope but also those at the stadia hairs, that is by tachymetry, as described above.

Abdominal pain and vomiting was most commonly recorded in school-aged children, and adults were more likely than children to have a headache.

Positivity to p16 immunostaining was markedly more frequent in the whole series (25%) and, in contrast to HPV infection, it was commonly recorded outside the oropharynx (19/88: 21.6%).