Sentence examples for more commonly when from inspiring English sources

Hypertrophy occurs more commonly when the limb is mechanically loaded [28, 29].

Pneumomediastinum is an uncommon complication of cocaine abuse that occurs more commonly when cocaine is smoked, but can also occur when cocaine is nasally insufflated.

Thus, there is firm basis to believe that certain individuals have specific deficits in their brain chemistries that can cause Major Depression either "out of the blue" or, more commonly, when stressful situations grow and persist beyond one's capacity to deal with them.

It may also be possible that APAP solution exudes hypotensive effects more commonly when compared with tablet or rectal formulations.

Randomized clinical trials show that this effect occurs more commonly when patients are treated with tenofovir as compared with a regimen that does not contain tenofovir.

(2) More commonly, when the sequences are imperfectly complementary, the miRNA/RISC complex binds and inhibits translation of the mRNA without degradation.

The term population biology is often used interchangeably with population ecology, although population biology is more frequently used when studying diseases, viruses, and microbes, while population ecology is more commonly used when studying plants and animals.

Microgreens are the early stages of plants more commonly harvested when they are more fully grown.

He said vetting was more commonly used when British clubs were looking to sign overseas players.

The government's power of eminent domain is more commonly used when building roads or laying power lines.

George Packer's new book, "The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America," is a summer blockbuster of a work, giving the country a searching, sweeping treatment more commonly found when authors write about societies other than their own.