Sentence examples for more commonly we from inspiring English sources

In the worst case, we can be misled into believing that ineffective treatments are worth using; more commonly we are misled about the relative merits of competing treatments, exposing patients to inferior ones.

"More commonly, we see nausea, vomiting, cramping, bloating, diarrhea, and dehydration," Mishori says.

"More commonly we focus on intangible issues when designing objects from sexuality, to history, to magic, to ritual, to decoration".

More commonly, we have four- or five-point or longer Likert scales, and these can indeed safely be regarded as continuous data for many purposes.

Much more commonly, we have to spend money to improve health and quality of life, although we would want to give priority to interventions that are cost-effective (value-for-money).

More commonly we found that the responses support the sense that the 'hard to reach' are in some ways more needy; more marginalized; more likely to have experienced poverty, whether that be economic poverty or poverty of opportunity [ 7, 19, 9].

"It may well be that this type of tissue is preserved far more commonly than we thought.

More commonly, what we can get are incomplete data, such as normal data and fault data[3, 31].

Although, in certain regions, alternative rehydration strategies such as persistence with oral rehydration or the use of nasogastric fluid treatment might be more commonly used, we aimed to conduct a pragmatic trial in keeping with current practice patterns.

The relative lack of antibody response in our study population, who had substantial exposures to waterfowl with influenza A infections, and in inoculated volunteers from Beare and Webster (12 ) suggests that avian influenza infections in humans exposed to wild waterfowl may occur more commonly than we are able to detect with current methods.

What one hears more commonly is, "If we can get through this, we can get through anything.