Sentence examples for more often referenced from inspiring English sources

Medical doctors are more often referenced as users (48%) than nurses (10%).

Yet in its presentation of medical tourism, Australian news and current affairs coverage of the practice more often referenced some aspect of the actions of other medical tourists (the numbers who take part, and their personal experiences) than any reliable medical consideration.

The entire population of Chapultenango was involved during informal meetings and semi-scientific projections of "their volcano", offering an alternative and more scientific view on El Chichόn's activity, often referenced in a more mystical-religious frame.

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…. (MH, July 2009: 145) Controlling portion size as a method of slimming was mentioned relatively infrequently (14 references), whilst specific diet plans providing set menus were advised more often (31 references).

But more often the references are obscure enough to subvert conventional narrative, which is evidently the artist's intention.

This study explored whether employed endometriosis patients experience multiple visceral symptoms more often than reference women without the disease.

36 37 This view is supported by our finding that teenagers smoked and were diagnosed with misuse of alcohol or drugs significantly more often than reference women.

The exception to this was for SNPs that showed mono-allelic expression, it was more often the reference allele than the alternative allele that was expressed (we define MAE as ASE where the frequency of the major allele exceeds 0.9).

A Web page is a hypertext document more often than not referencing other resources on the Web.

The Great Communicator label was even more often used in reference to him in retirement.