Sentence examples for more likely during from inspiring English sources

Moose-vehicle collisions were more likely during autumn and winter.

He has studied records back to 1650 and found that severe European winters are much more likely during periods of low solar activity.

If the flu vaccine did somehow make miscarriage more likely during the years in the study, a possible explanation could lie in the makeup of flu vaccine.

This is similar to knowing that car accidents are more likely during rush hour, which, of course, does not guarantee collisions then or safety at other times.

Dr. Norman C. Ellstrand, a professor of genetics at the University of California at Riverside, said the contamination might have occurred during shipment or, perhaps more likely, during the growing season.

Thomas said he was still interested in the former Celtic Vin Baker and the Hawks' Rasheed Wallace, but the chance of the Knicks' acquiring Wallace seems more likely during the summer.

For example, is a driver more likely crash during the night-time compared to daytime, when the sleepiness level being experienced is the same in the two conditions?

It was suggested that the disruption of the porphyrin ring of heme protein remaining in both samples more likely occurred during the hydrolysis process at 50°C.

The differences in coverage are more likely generated during library preparation and/or sequencing.

BPA in the yeast sample is more likely introduced during the production stage instead.

The infection was more likely acquired during water-associated leisure activities, the most common source of the infection among patients with pythiosis (12).