Sentence examples for presents more often from inspiring English sources

In elderly patients hypoglycemia presents more often with focal neurological deficit, seizure, confusion and coma.

The younger age group presents more often with more advanced and aggressive cancer.

PHV endocarditis differs from native valve endocarditis in that it presents more often with periannular extension [ 29] (53 55 % of cases).

ATRT is a rare and highly aggressive embryonal malignancy of the CNS that presents more often as locoregional tumors >4 cm in male Caucasian children of age <3 years, involving the cerebellum, ventricles, or frontal lobe.

Proximal CRC is more frequent in female patients, presents more often with MSI and increased numbers of tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes, and also a greater proportion of Lynch syndrome-associated CRCs occur in the proximal colon (Jenkins et al, 2007).

4 FM presents more often in women than men (9 1); 5 however, the difference is linked to the decreased number of tender points found in men, and the prevalence ratio decreases to 3 1 if the definition is broadened to "chronic widespread pain syndrome".

Alcohol + patients drank larger amounts of alcohol and presented more often with acute intoxication.

Pregnant women with secondary headache presented more often with pregnancy complications, positive secondary headache history, progressive pain dynamic, seizures, abnormal medical examination, elevated blood pressure, fever and abnormal neurological examination.

Patients in the influenza group presented more often with lower respiratory infection (100 vs. 73%, p = 0.135) and had increased requirement for mechanical ventilation on admission to the ICU (96 vs. 68%, p = 0.022).

To study whether patients who consult because of feeling sick present more often with anxiety and depression disorders than the other patients using a rural emergency primary care service.

In the global population (n = 173), patients with a DI had a significantly higher Mallampati score, had a more frequent history of head and neck disease (n = 7 [21 %] vs n = 4 [1, 72 %], p < 0.0001) and presented more often with a low thyro-mental distance (n = 13 [39 %] vs n = 34 [15 %]) or a reduced mobility of cervical spine (n = 5 [15 %] vs n = 7 [3 %]).