Sentence examples for more frequent present from inspiring English sources

Initial shockable rhythm (VT/VF) was significantly more frequent present in patients without cirrhosis.

Nevertheless, certain domain arrangements are more frequent, present in multiple species of a given taxon, and therefore probably ancestral.

Individuals who were heavy smokers immediately after the war reported more frequent present-day doctor visits than non-smokers, pointing to the importance of public health interventions aimed to prevent smoking.

Males had more frequent urine present in bladder (6/10) than females (1/16), possibly explained by post mortem emptying of the bladder, which probably happens more easily in females than males.

It comprises periodic divergent misalignment [ 2, 3] which is initially present on distance fixation, or during periods of tiredness or inattention alone, but may become more frequent and be present on near fixation, eventually leading to constant exotropia in some cases.

The experience of pain, stiffness, problems when stair-walking and reduced activity of daily life were more frequent in the present age group compared to the results including patients 18 64 years of age [ 9].

There were significant group differences in ethnicity across suicide completers' diagnoses with Black ethnicity more frequent in patients presenting with SSD.

Arthralgia during the early chronic stage was 14 times more frequent in patients presenting arthralgia or arthritis in 2008 than in those with "no rheumatic disorders".

Comparing Group A versus Group B, hypotension (12.67% vs. 2.9%, P = 0.023) and respiratory depression (6.67% vs. 0%, P = 0.03) were more frequent with Group A. Group B presented a higher percentage of vomiting (0% vs. 5.8%, P = 0.009) and hallucinations (0% vs. 11.59%, P < 0.001).

Patients with childhood onset mastocytosis had less frequent serum tryptase elevation and tended to present more frequent liver involvement.

Cytogenetic abnormalities in t-AML are similar to those found in p-AML but present more frequent unfavorable karyotypes depending on the inducting agent.