Sentence examples for more often included from inspiring English sources

"The rarity of royal boat burials suggests that kings' burials might have more often included boat models, magically empowered substitutes for the real thing," Dr. O'Connor said.

He noted that discussions of domestic violence more often included the question of why a battered woman stayed than the question of why a battering man struck, as if the striking was to be expected.

The tutor's text in the present study more often included instances of this pattern than did the students, 1.49 and 7.74%% respectively.

Although multiple-Theme pattern was minimally used in the two data sets, the tutor's text more often included instances of this pattern than did the students, 7.74 and 1.49 % respectively.

This can be explained by the fact that the true variables are more often included and their regression coefficients are better estimated while the estimated regression coefficients for the irrelevant variables are on average rather small (Additional file 1: Figure S9).

We attribute this improvement to the power of the stable bipartite subgraph algorithm to automatically prune unrelated genes which are more often included by localized greedy heuristics.

Those on 10 acres or more often include horse barns.

The new policy encouraged "politeness" in the workplace, with everyone advised to interact more often, including saying "good morning" to colleagues.

Obama appeared to draw more people to their feet more often, including when he said that he — a black man born in Hawaii — wouldn't be here today if others hadn't stood up.

In Europe, "Orfeo" also rules the Gluckian roost, but his other major operas crop up more often -- including an "Alceste" that Robert Wilson did for Stuttgart in 1986, which traveled last fall to Chicago, with Jessye Norman.

Beyond shipping and handling goods, they more and more often include operations such as the treatment of information flows, the differentiation of goods for the final customer etc.