Sentence examples for more often remained from inspiring English sources

If, in the end, the value of reviving "Liebesverbot" more often remained dubious, there was no question that it was worth sampling once.

Bailleul et al. [28], [31] found that among young elephant seals from the Kerguelen Islands, males tended to spend more time feeding along the coast and shelf of East Antarctica while females more often remained in the frontal regions within the ACC.

Older women more often remained no/low risky users than older men (100percentt versus 88percentt, p = 0.04).

Nutritional status more often remained unchanged in children with moderate forms of wasting (McM and moderate wasting) than in children with severe (severe marasmus and severe wasting) forms of wasting (20.4-25% compared to 9.6-11.59.6-11.5%

A garrulous man with an apian pun for every occasion ("our beesiest county," he said, driving through orange-grove territory), Mr. Mills does up to 10 jobs a day, 6 days a week, sometimes donning protective gear but more often remaining unfazed by hundreds of bees buzzing around his exposed face and hands.

Now for something that remains under the radar for most employers: It's that the learning disability community adults with ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, and language processing disorders and more— often remain quiet about their challenges and successes.

Our data also demonstrate the important role of proteolysis in the selection of T-cell epitopes as the T-cell epitopes that are frequently recognized by T cells of celiac disease patients more often remain intact than the epitopes that are infrequently recognized.

In contrast, the results of the David procedure more often remain satisfactory to 15 years.

Adults frequented more often and remained longer inside the buffer zone than subadults, which were four rehabilitated animals out of total five.

Asthmatics may have self-medicated more often or remained mostly indoors during inversions.

But more often, people remain buttoned up, dry-eyed, determined to maintain composure.