Sentence examples for more often reached from inspiring English sources

The target temperature was more often reached during transport in the servo-control group (80 vs. 49%, P < 0.001) and in a shorter time (44 ± 31 vs. 63 ± 37 min, P = 0.04).

As a result, the chimps more often reached an equilibrium point described by Nash, where neither could do much better by adjusting strategy (think of all those frustrating stalemates in tic-tac-toe, for example).

Since younger people and minorities are more often reached via cell phone, IVR polls tend to disproportionately miss those groups -- and those two groups are more likely to vote for Democrats.

Within 30 minutes, nicardipine patients more often reached TR than labetalol (91.7 vs. 82.5%, P = 0.039).

In a multicentric trial in 226 patients, nicardipine-treated patients more often reached target pressure within 30 minutes than labetalol-treated ones (91.7% vs. 82.5%, P = 0.039) [ 55].

Hypertensive ED patients with S/S of EOD treated with nicardipine more often reached the target systolic BP range (TR) than those receiving labetalol (91.4 vs 76.1%).

Seeing love as positivity resonance motivates us to more often reach out for a hug, or share an inspiring or silly idea or image over breakfast.

Although these days I more often reach for the dictionary app on my Apple iPad, I will never get rid of the antiquated hardcover, since it would leave the Koran reader unoccupied.

It's well known in the U.S. that common barriers to fresh, healthy foods include access and cost, thus lower-income families more often reach for cheap, processed meals.

We previously showed that small tumours more often reach complete remission following brachytherapy as compared with large tumours (Beskow et al, 2002).

He was sweating so much — the temperatures often reached more than 90 degrees outside and even more inside the ward — that he felt like he was swimming inside his suit.