Sentence examples for more often noted from inspiring English sources
The differences are sometimes visible to the naked eye, but more often noted by a tape measure.
Patients of the senior age groups the increase in frequency of hypertension and IHD while patients of younger age have obesity, hypertriglyceridemia and hyperglycemia is more often noted.
Severe nausea and vomiting were also more often noted in arm D (23 and 16%, respectively) than in the other arms.
In the studies of rTMS in OCD patients, low-frequency rTMS study patients occasionally reported headache or localized scalp pain [ 14, 16, 17], whereas in the high-frequency rTMS patients, side effects were more often noted.
While a high baseline heart rate (>83 bpm) was more often noted in patients with chronic respiratory disease (23.1%) and diabetes (22.6%), beta-blockers were less likely to be added in these patients 37.
However, expressions of shame, embarrassment, and imminent thoughts of death upon diagnosis with diabetes were more often noted among men; one man reported: "So when I was diagnosed with diabetes, I thought I was going to die.
"Because people are offered more information, they are now coming to us more often," notes Medea, "we have tracked results of the program since it began in 2003 and we have seen improvements in every sector – immunization is increasing and illness is decreasing".
Jonathan Schwarz at A Tiny Revolution – which I should read more often — notes that both of the friends of Bacchus dining with Paul Ryan the other day were proteges of Chicago's Eugene Fama.
In this study area, our findings suggest that the character of the Agulhas limestone-acid ecotone is probably more complex than often noted.
More often, he noted, it is a fluke like the parking ticket that linked Mr. Berkowitz to one of his killings or the missing license plate that prompted an Oklahoma state trooper to pull over Timothy McVeigh.
Respondents in H1 often noted more interaction with other doctors than in P1 due to more structured teamwork (see above).
