Sentence examples for more often selected from inspiring English sources

Nodes with higher energy are more often selected as CHs as compared to the lower energy ones.

The results indicate that extremeness aversion is a robust phenomenon: middle options are significantly more often selected than other options.

For the climate variables no clear pattern could be distinguished, but also here annual variables were more often selected than indices and values for specific quarters.

The reason why men are more often selected for bilateral surgery is unclear.

Thus RA patients with the SE were more often selected for infliximab treatment extending the link between SE and severity.

Commonly, the competitively inferior males are smaller than their rivals, which are also more often selected by the females as mates (Wong & Candolin, 2005).

In the United States and Europe, genetic testing is widely used and can identify BRCA1/2 mutations in high-risk women, who more often select prophylactic surgery rather than surveillance.

Overall, estimations for the human branch were the most sensitive to the method employed, probably due to the larger number of annotated transcript variants in humans (table 1), causing different methods to more often select a different isoform.

Leemann and Keck (2005) found that young women are entering vocational education more frequently for personal service jobs, while young men more often select industrial-technical occupations.

An observandum is that patients selected for a simultaneous procedure more often were selected for uncemented or other fixation methods compared to patients selected for a staged procedure.

So, for example, patrigenes should more often be selected to favor a sister becoming a queen in the colony, and matrigenes should more often be selected to suppress such an action.