The phrase "more likely compared" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It can be used to compare the likelihood of one thing having happened relative to another thing. For example, "He was more likely compared to the other candidates to get the job due to his impressive qualifications."
As far as plot-level characteristics, plots located in weynadega and dega adopts manure and improved seed more likely compared with plots in kola agroecology.
Pejcha et al. (2013) find that in these systems, orbital flips and associated high eccentricities are more likely compared to equivalent triple systems (i.e. with the companion binary viewed as a point mass).
A short-term stay is more likely compared to long-term among both the youngest and oldest, thus before the family formation and after retirement, confirming previous results (Mara and Landesmann 2013; Erdal and Ezzati 2014).
Eastern NATO members may take the common defense obligation a little more seriously, because they see the threat of military incursion as more likely compared with countries west of the river Oder.
When subjects were told that all of their donation would go directly to the cause, they were 80% more likely to donate to a charity compared with the same charity with a seed fund, and 94% more likely compared with matching donations, the team reports this week in Science.
Women on Earth are 4 times more likely compared to men to have osteoporosis or thin bones and that is even before they go into space.
Adjusted analyses revealed that children in flooded households were more likely stunted compared with those in non-flooded ones (adjusted prevalence ratio 1.60; 95% CI 1.05 to 2.44).
Children living in flooded households were more likely stunted compared with those living in non-flooded communities (adjusted PR (APR), 1.60; 95% CI 1.05 to 2.44).
But if you're like me, you're more likely to compare your body to your marathon-running friend over the latest contestants on The Biggest Loser.
Browsers like Mr. Pierce will be far more likely to compare prices and insist on the best deal if they can do so by pushing a few buttons on a phone rather than calling or visiting several stores.
Also, the industry should be aware that women, far more then men, network with one another and are far more likely to compare notes on their travel experiences.
