The phrase "more observed in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to compare one thing to another in terms of degree or frequency. For example, "This pattern was more observed in older children than in younger children."
New bone formation at 8 weeks after operation was more observed in the middle group (c) than in the total group (d) (bar = 1.0 mm, hematoxylin and eosin stain).
In this study, the size ratio of AAR to whole LV was not different between LCA occlusion time, but 99mTc-annexin-V uptake in the AAR was significantly more observed in 30 min in the LCA occlusion model.
The labeling was no more observed in the subventricular zone but became diffuse, homogeneously distributed over the neuropil and formed a gradient across the cortical layers, from intense in the superficial layers to very low in the deepest layers (Fig. 8E–E″').
Unexplained CPK elevation is more observed in medical patients.
However, pulmonary complications were significantly more observed in the CS group (P = 0.041).
Most interestingly, we found that functional associations in SOPs were more observed in the environmental and genetic information processes.
These were more often observed in patients with more complex illnesses, although this did not reach statistical significance.
The Dean vortices are more easily observed in the larger or more curved microvessels.
GNAQ was more frequently observed in disomic cases, GNA11 more frequently in monosomic cases.
Conclusions: The clinical observation that nevi are more commonly observed in LGA patients was supported.
Mortality decreases of 10% or more were observed in 15 countries, while increases of 10% or more were also observed in 15 countries.
