Sentence examples for more often believed from inspiring English sources

Research has shown that people link global warming more to melting icebergs and glaciers, and the melting is more often believed to be the result of human behaviour (Whitmarsh 2009).

Compared with those in the rooms with walls, these patients more often believed that they could overhear others and that others could hear them, view them, hear personal information, and view personal parts of their bodies (P ≤.04 for all).

They had longer-existing problems, lower self-assessed urgency, and more often believed GP cooperatives are intended for all help requests.

Male partners were more often believed to be married (male: 42.0; female 31.0%), χ P = 0.017) though this detail was often unknown (30.4%).

Conversely, Australian participants more often believed that people with depression would be seen by others as capable of 'snapping out of it' compared to a person with chronic schizophrenia.

Interestingly, nephrologists from countries with a high incidence of RRT more often believed that starting at a GFR > 10.5 mL/mis/1.73 m is always beneficial compared with respondents from low incidence countries (18 versus 6%).

"If David said X, I think the president would more often believe X than challenge it".

However, in a study conducted in Australia, mental health professionals were found to more often believe that schizophrenia has a deteriorating course and to have negative attitudes toward persons with the disorder more often than did the general public [ 9].

If the patient was very firm in his intonation or detailed in his description of medication intake, the patient's answer would more often be believed.

Even though only a few cases of C. muris infections have been identified so far in humans, gastric cryptosporidiosis occurs much more often than believed, especially in HIV-positive persons.

Patients from units with a more established conservative management pathway were more aware of conservative management, less often believed that dialysis would guarantee longevity, and more often had discussed the future with staff.