Sentence examples for more often shows from inspiring English sources

What living choreographer more often shows or hints at death?

This tumour may present as a purely cystic lesion, almost indistinguishable at MRI from a cystadenoma, although it more often shows a complex cystic appearance with thick septa and solid components.

FUS is more often a chronic low-grade AU with stellate keratic precipitates (KP), and herpetic anterior uveitis (HAU) more often shows a more acute presentation with granulomatous KP, but many cases at first diagnosis show moderate inflammation and mixed KP and only a longer evaluation period shows the differences.

Depth of character these days is more often shown by restraint.

Joanna Cassidy, who played Brenda's mother, Margaret, a recurring character, recalled that Ms. Griffiths more often showed a fearlessness that could be intimidating.

The images in "Through Positive Eyes" do not necessarily depict sickness, but more often, show ordinary moments in the participants' lives.

However, lizards inhabiting areas with high tourism levels, where they presumably needed to perform antipredatory behaviours more often, showed higher intensity of infection by ticks and lower body condition at the end of the breeding period.

Scott Faber, a vice president of the Grocery Manufacturers Association, a group that represents food makers, said that ads for packaged foods on television shows aimed at children 2 to 11 had dropped significantly since 2004, and that the ads more often showed healthier types of foods.

Those who had graduated with a baccalaureate degree more often showed "fluctuating patterns".

Men with advanced federal PET diploma or with University of Applied Science more often showed an "upward career".

The head researcher, Ronald Kessler, Ph.D., a psychiatric epidemiologist at Harvard Medical School, said most workers didn't miss work due to insomnia, but more often showed up too tired to do their jobs effectively.