Sentence examples for more often proceeded from inspiring English sources

Over 75%% of CDIs with NAP1 was hospital-acquired, and more often proceeded with generalized infection (p < 0.05).

Furthermore, it has been pointed out by researchers such as the American psychologist Karl S. Lashley that thinking, like other more-or-less skilled activities, often proceeds so quickly that there is not enough time for impulses to be transmitted from the central nervous system to a peripheral organ and back again between consecutive steps.

Clinically, trial design in this area does not proceed along the traditional Phase I-II-III development pathway but starts directly in patients and often proceeds in a more seamless manner to collect the data required.

However, trials do not often proceed like this and are unlikely to do so more often in the future, so an intention to treat analysis will rarely provide an accurate estimate of treatment benefits for those receiving a treatment.

His discussions often proceed on two levels.

Nosocomial infections often proceed in two steps.

During development, growth and patterning often proceed concurrently.

No sooner does Graham show us her group of 12 than she splinters it into independent sub-groups (sometimes as many as five simultaneously), proceeding more often against symmetry than toward it, announcing dance rhythm with an upward-pounding force that was surely, in 1934, unprecedented.