Sentence examples for more often revealed from inspiring English sources

They found that narcoleptic patients compared to control patients were more often prescribed CNS stimulants (73.7 vs 4.0%, P < 0.001) and antidepressants (46.1 vs 27.6%, P = 0.007) and more often revealed obstructive sleep apnea (40.8 vs 19.1%, P < 0.001) in the preoperative period.

Patients in stages M1a/b more often revealed SSTRs than patients in stage M1c (p = 0.010; Fig.  2d); moreover, a trend toward less frequent SSTRs was observed in patients with elevated serum LDH compared to patients with normal LDH levels (p = 0.16; data not shown).

The results of imaging scans more often revealed hepatomegaly (63%) compared to splenomegaly (55%).

Stylistically, just like their more orthodox contemporaries, they often revealed the influence of Dong Qichang's systematization of painting method; but, unlike the more conservative masters, they pursued an emotional appeal reflective of their own temperaments.

I found that what people thought of Alig often revealed more about their own relationship to nightlife he'd become a mirror for our own fantasies and fears.

The differences could be due to the fact that most autopsy series often revealed more occult cases of malignancies at the time of death than the clinical case reports performed while the patients still alive.

These transparent performances often revealed subtleties of design -- nowhere more so than in the three-part "Quanto più caro fay".

Instead, he has often revealed music anew.

All of the officials acknowledged that the scores on the SAT I, an aptitude test (the SAT II's is an achievement text tied more closely to course work), and the ACT, a similar standardized exam, often reveal more about students' family lives, socio-economic station and school quality than about their prospects for succeeding in four years of college and beyond.

The regular use of self-evaluation scales such as the FAMS should help identify problems which could be relieved, as well as helping evaluate the efficacy of traditional treatments, since such self-evaluations often reveal more rapid responses to treatment than do the more objective evaluations of trained professionals.

Still, these humor bits often reveal more about our personalities and interests than any honest answers.