Sentence examples for more often adopt from inspiring English sources
Farmers already implementing grassland environmental measures and mulch seeding or extensification measures with regards to herbicide and fertiliser reductions on arable land more often adopt field margin measures.
Cells in extra-hippocampal locations more often adopt a glial phenotype, whereas cells displaying neuronal characteristics virtually only are found in the GCL.
In this study we found that smaller males more often adopted a nonsignalling than a signalling courtship tactic.
This behavior suggests that the gH625 is capable of targeting brain tumor with the same efficiency of the more often adopted FA targeting unit.
The sampled households that participated in disaster preparedness training in the downstream region and Koyra as a whole more often adopted a higher number of coping practices than those that did not participate.
Data collected in North America more often adopted a predictive research design in which HR practices data is collected at time 0 and performance data is collected at time 1, allowing the testing of causality.
"I guess I did it so that I could help specific breeds of dogs that other people don't normally take in," says Monteleone. "Smaller dogs were being rescued more often, adopted faster.
Optimal surgical mask and hand hygiene were also more often adopted in the high-risk group (Table 1).
In contrast to graphene, the isolated h-BN domains often adopt more strict geometrical shapes, such as triangles or other simple polygons, due to the bond polarity and related larger energetic differences between different edge terminations.
In contrast, the direct relationship between income and complications in South Asian populations may reflect the effects of acculturation, because wealthier individuals often adopt more westernized lifestyles and diets (27, 28).
Finally, while Kennedy believed that religious references should only be ceremonial in nature, today's politicians often adopt a more liturgical tone as if they are running to become the nation's Pastor-in-Chief.
