Sentence examples for more often relative from inspiring English sources

Consistent with this hypothesis, we find that motif-free ribosomal genes retain significantly fewer paralogs and are lost more often relative to motif-containing genes.

However, both before and after adjustment, heavy drinkers received clinical treatments significantly more often relative to the number of problems managed at encounter.

These findings contradict other studies that have shown that paramedic referred patients tend to meet the <90 minute door-to-balloon time goal more often relative to other methods of arrival [ 9, 24, 36].

The team trailing by a point actually wins more often and, relative to expectation, being slightly behind increases a team's chance of winning by 5percentto7percentcent.

During the last six years, they have won much more often than relative amateurs, according to statistics compiled by Jeffrey L. Fisher, a director of the Stanford clinic, for a coming article.

The opposite is true for cognitive activation (sensu responding to students' ability level): students with a lower initial accounting competence more often reported (relative to their class average), for example, that their accounting teacher adapts the difficulty of questions to student abilities.

Relatives of female probands were affected more often than relatives of male probands.

Table 7) and relatives of female probands were affected more often than relatives of male probands (first-second degree 1.6% vs 1.0%, p = 0.01, Table 8).

They also more often watched relatives die at home.

This analysis of a population-based series of families of children with type 1 diabetes and control families demonstrates that type 1 diabetes or other autoimmune diseases not only cluster among the parents and siblings of the case children but also occur more often among relatives outside the nuclear family.

Male relatives were affected more often than female relatives (first-second degree 1.4% vs 1.0%, p = 0.05.