Sentence examples for more interrupted from inspiring English sources

Most recently, researchers at George Washington University found that women were "the more interrupted gender" -- getting interrupted even by women.

Life may be a little giddier here, but it goes on only slightly more interrupted than when the occasional cow or turkey wanders through campus.

The metro service remained no more interrupted than we expect from the metro, restaurants still had a bustling Monday evening dinner service.

And government paper should win an investment-grade rating some time in the next couple of years.Democracy, which has a more interrupted history in Brazil than in India, was only really consolidated with the election of President Lula.

If women expect more interrupted working careers than men, then women are expected to sort into occupations with relatively flat wage experience profiles.

Because of restrictions in total time worked and duration of shift, at least three formal handovers now occur in a 24-hour period, suggesting that patients receive less continuity of care and junior doctors experience more interrupted training time.

Very-long-chain (VLC) PUFAs are ≥20 carbons long (C20 C22) and have three or more methylene-interrupted cis double bonds in omega-3 (ω-3 or n-3) or omega-6 (ω-6 or n-6) arrangements (Table 1).

Middle aged pedestrian category poses 60.1% more chances of interrupted crossing than the other elder and young age categories of pedestrians.

Of the 298 women, 105 met the criteria for sleep-disordered breathing, with an average of 15 or more episodes of interrupted breathing per hour during the night.

After accounting for the amount of time spent on math problems, participants spent significantly more time searching interrupted cases (M = 196.66 s, SD = 67.9 s) than control cases (M = 182.66 s, SD = 56.81 s), t(25) = 2.62, p = 0.015, Cohen's d = 0.22 (see Fig. 2a).

In cases with 1 or more incomplete or interrupted measurements, a fourth attempt was made.