Sentence examples for more often disposed from inspiring English sources
GPs were also significantly more often disposed to attend seminars abroad than staff or assistant nurses.
General practitioners were significantly more often disposed to travel for seminars than nurses (p < 0.05).
The original owners often disposed of their nationalist pieces after the war.
Indeed, PMNs in buboes were often disposed as a thin, irregular and fragmented layer, a feature highly discriminatory towards plague.
Hospital water and solid waste is often disposed without pretreatment [ 45].
But of course, there are in fact costs to producing the plastic bag that are included in the price, and frankly to disposing - and more often than not improperly disposing the plastic bag.
A study dealing with screening for cardiovascular disease showed that non-participants more often come from deprived social groups, have cardiovascular diseases or are genetically disposed to it and are smokers [ 20].
And so Kelly and Hart took it upon themselves to do something the law has, more often than not, failed to do; deliver justice against men who use, abuse, and dispose of women.
