Sentence examples for more frequent not from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in this population group, chronic pain was more frequent not only in the old, but also in the middle age group when compared to younger adults.

Surprisingly, the TYK2 gene promoter region variant was more frequent not only in subjects with T1D but also those with T2D.

(much more frequent, slightly more frequent, not at all, less frequent, much less frequent) 4) How would your attendance at MGR change if food ceased being provided free of charge?

He said there may be room for more frequent champions — not just Federer, Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray, the four who have dominated for so long.

Catherine Friend had lodged there shortly after the couple left but moved out when she found the noises, which had returned intermittently and which were becoming more frequent, could not be stopped.

Revisions because of malalignment or instability were more frequent, although not statistically significantly so, in the CON group.

> -wrap-foot> Latreatmentent failure, assessed 14 days after enrollment, was more frequent, although not statistically significantly, in the benzyl penicillin group (Table 2).

Indeed, recurrent shocks were more frequent (although not significantly so) in the HSL group during the study period (first 12 hours).

The current study showed that KRAS mutations are more frequent but not exclusive to MMR-deficient GC confirming results from a small previous study (Zhao et al, 2004).

Indeed, 23 (28%) of these sera were positive for anti-NPM antibody (Fig. 4) and the antibodies seemed to be more frequent (although not significantly) in males than in females (5/9 versus 18/73; Table 1).

25 Imaging studies reveal that most adults with cerebral malaria have no evidence of cerebral edema 26 In African children, cerebral edema is more frequent, although not a consistent finding.