Sentence examples for possibly more often from inspiring English sources

For example, very old and very young people more often refuse to take part in surveys, and persons that suffer from headache possibly more often participate in survey seemingly affecting them, than persons not suffering from headache at all.

Therefore, the FBVE/Noronet profiles based on capsid genotyping may be biased toward more unusual outbreaks and thereby possibly more often toward foodborne outbreaks.

This distribution suggests that only very few long arrangements are highly conserved; long arrangements are possibly more often affected by fission events.

However, it is more likely that VTEs in these more elderly patients in a higher degree remains undiagnosed and possibly more often result in sudden death rather than in the diagnosis of a VTE, reflected by the high mortality.

Serologic tests e.g. anti- Histoplasma antibodies may be helpful, but false-negative results do occur, especially early in the course of infection, and possibly more often in immunocompromised hosts [ 27].

The higher rate of death found in our study could be explained by the adopted perspective (patients or relatives); actually, death is an outcome more traumatic than others and, thus, possibly more often the object of a complaint, even if it is not the result of an adverse event.

We hypothesized that if silencing of these suppressor genes were important for tumor progression, hypermethylation of their promoters would be observed in lymph node metastasis at least as often and possibly more frequently than in the primary tumor.

Page C1 Sports HORMONE TESTING IN DOUBT, SAYS N.F.L. PLAYERS UNION Two weeks after the N.F.L. announced that, starting this season, every player would be tested for human growth hormone at least once a year, and possibly much more often, its players union said there may be no H.G.H. testing at all.

These days Times Square is possibly avoided more often than sought out, defined by swarms of tourists, overpriced trinkets and all-consuming advertisements.

Condors are so large that they can be mistaken for a small, distant airplane, which possibly occurs more often than they are mistaken for other species of bird.

GPs with a broad perception of their role regarding mental health problems, are possibly visited more often by patients with mental health problems, resulting in more psychological diagnoses.