Sentence examples for more typically reported from inspiring English sources

Scott Berkowitz, president of Rape Abuse and Incest National Network, said that stranger rape is more typically reported but that most rape is committed by someone who knows the victim.

For large populations of genetically independent animals, the negative log of these locus-specific P-values is very similar to the more typically reported LOD scores, but for smaller populations like recombinant inbred strains, and non-independent populations such as advanced intercross lines, and especially for populations with missing data, they are an important innovation.

This seemingly contradictory relationship between interferon signaling and poor outcome vs. the more typically reported associations between T cell B cell immune system signals and good outcome has been well documented [ 42].

This result suggests that Fe S cluster assembly in vivo occurs more slowly than typically reported for DTT-mediated cluster assembly in vitro.

Research concerned with the total adult population (18 and older) similarly found significant gender differences; i.e. females typically reported more problems in EQ-5D [ 10, 14, 20] dimensions and lower PCS and MCS scores [ 21].

Many studies have shown that motherhood is more taxing than fatherhood; mothers typically reported higher levels of unhappiness than women without children or men in general.

Furthermore, more node-positive patients are typically reported by high-volume surgical centers [11].

In our study, the stillbirths represented 68% of all perinatal deaths rather more than the 50-60% typically reported by other sub-Saharan Africa studies [ 22, 23].

In addition, the "clean" operations entailed longer and more complex operations than those typically reported in this category: 32% underwent adhesiolysis and 12% incisional hernia repair, which are, by definition "re-do" longer operations and often performed in the acute setting.

Individual studies typically reported recovery for more than one variable so we evaluated whether or not there were trends in the number and kinds of variables that either recovered or did not recover among ecosystem and perturbation types.

Using the Swedish Family-Cancer Database we were able to investigate more specific causes of death than have been typically reported.