Smith is operating a more quarterback-friendly offense, and with a coordinator different from Sanchez's rookie season, but already the Jets have revealed more of a willingness to let Smith throw — more often, and further downfield.
The correlation of lymph node metastases and the wish for CRS was also highly significant: patients with pN2 stage longed more often for further CRS (p < 0.001) as well as patients with pN3 stage.
Patients with ANBP were more likely to seek further treatment in a psychiatric or psychotherapeutic hospital (n = 30; 83.3%) than patients with ANR (n = 18; 56.3%), whereas patients with ANR more often favored further treatment in an outpatient setting (37.5% vs. 13.9%).
Still, on average, females appear to migrate more often and/or further away than males in this population of Guinea baboons.
The deductive process that leads from assumptions to conclusions involves much the same Aristotelian syllogisms disguised in the particular technical language appropriate to the particular flavor of model being used or, more often, yet further disguised in computer-speak.
The lazy-start theory includes the assumption that the first appearing question is answered incorrectly more often than the further questions in general.
Suicide attempt patients and appeal patients were more often referred to further treatment, while those in the substance use-related poisoning group were often discharged without such plans.
More often than not, further examination of potential candidate genes has indicated that use of QTL location/perceived physiological relevance results in a large number of false positive quantitative trait genes (QTG).
An attacker getting access to the source code more often than not leads to further security holes being discovered.
Bacteria are spread further and more often by the high speed dryers than standard dryers and paper towels spread them even less.
We also found the same regions to be more often affected in metastasized tumors, further strengthening this notion.
