Sentence examples for records more often from inspiring English sources
While some groups such as the American Academy of Family Physicians have led in this area with their work on electronic medical records, more often such professional groups are behind in this area.
With regard to substance use problems, their records more often show an early onset of substance consumption [ 6, 7], earlier drunkenness experiences [ 8], increased binge drinking rates [ 9] and an elevated risk for developing substance use disorders at a younger age than comparable peers [ 10].
"You just have to get up to change the record more often".
Sunderland were once known as the Bank of England club, so flush they broke the transfer record more often than any other club in the game's first century.
Their natural way of filming results not in pure naturalism, but in an infra-realism, in which the ordinary circumstances being recorded (more often on digital video than on film) are, above all, the image of their thoughts and their emotions.
Severe ear lesions were recorded more frequently in pens with a hiding wall, while severe tail lesions were recorded more often in control pens.
Heart failure was also recorded more often among these patients (31.6% vs 17.1% of patients, respectively, p=0.02).
They are much easier to identify and are generally recorded more often if the hybridizing taxa are brightly and distinctively coloured (e.g., birds, butterflies [ 1]).
55 Bloating, borborygmi, loose stools, urgency and flatulence were recorded more often in at least one of the linaclotide groups compared with the placebo group.
Adverse events were recorded more often in patients receiving donepezil than in those on placebo, and there was an increased frequency with the higher dose of 10 mg/day (Birks & Harvey 2003; Whitehead et al. 2004; NICE 2005).
Events were recorded more often during active treatment (0.16 events per patient-year) than during the period of withdrawal of TNF-α-blocking therapy (0.09 events per patient-year, P < 0.0005).
