Sentence examples for more often small from inspiring English sources

Results The 219 POHs were more often small (<100 beds), for profit, and in urban areas.

Whatever the habitat type and the landscape, movement parameters fit the same distribution: a lognormal distribution for move length, with frequent short and rare long moves between successive stops/turns, and a symmetrical around zero von Mises distribution for turning angle: butterflies did not show a preference for left or right turns and made more often small than large turns.

Patients with a low-risk 70-gene signature were more often of older age and had more often smaller estrogen-receptor (ER -positive tumors with lowER -positive

The first most striking result of our study is a significantly more favorable DSS rate after 5 year follow up for patients younger than 50 years in comparison to older patients (p = 0.015, log-rank-test; Figure  2) although patients ≥50 years showed significantly more often smaller tumors (<1 cm).

Eating more often (smaller meals with snacks in between) keeps us full and away from unhealthy cravings, prevents the binge, helps us feel satisfied, and may even lead to benefits like a reduction in cholesterol.

Tumours diagnosed in the most recent cohort were smaller, more often lymph node negative, and more often low grade than tumours from the first time period.

This illustrates the strong study bias in the LC data – proteins with a greater number of interactions tend to be revisited more often by small-scale studies.

Yet the problem tarnishes the image of many large areas more often than small, a kind of city compared to country mentality.

I photograph crowds in overlapping sequenced frames, from left to right, hand-held, with my Leica and more often a small Rolleiflex.

The contemporary metropolis is much more similar to the Bad Government part of the triptych than to the more often quoted small and well-ordered town.

Large and less isolated habitat fragments containing a larger amount of the tree Daphniphyllum macropodum were occupied significantly more often than small, isolated fragments.