Sentence examples for much more usual from inspiring English sources

A much more usual problem calls for paleography the study of ancient or medieval handwriting.

In my family, writing is much more usual than doing something practical.

It is much more usual to find that the entry of snakes into the burrow of a prairie dog or some other warm-blooded animal is followed by the evacuation of the original occupant.

A much more usual historic pattern is for them to be based on something real: the potential for huge profits via overseas trade, or railways, or commercial aviation, or the internet.

The Bayes quadratic model seemed to be a convincing alternative to the much more usual Bayes linear and logistic regression models.

Possible answers: Not at all, No more than usual, Rather more than usual, Much more than usual.

Felt unable to cope with difficulties during the past couple of weeks (not at all, no more than usual, rather more than usual, much more than usual).

Additionally, we assessed nightmares as part of the 36-item General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-36) (answering scale: no – not more than usual – slightly more than usual – much more than usual) [ 37, 38], since the presence of frequent nightmares has been previously linked with suicidality [ 39- 41].

For each of the 28 items, one of four answers is proposed: less than usual; usual; more than usual; and much more than usual (Likert scale).

It mainly covers four identified elements of distress: Depression Anxiety Social impairment Hypochondriasis The responses in the questionnaire are described as; "much less than usual", "same as usual", "more than usual", and "much more than usual".

A similar argument applies to the Chalder Fatigue Scale, where the participant has to choose from one of four answers like "less than usual," "no more than usual," "more than usual" and "much more than usual" to questions such as "Do you feel weak?" For the continuous version of the Chalder scale answers are rated from 0 to 3, for the bimodal version the scoring system is {0, 0, 1} 1}.