Sentence examples for relatively more common from inspiring English sources

But if the law was such an important factor, why were strikes relatively more common 10 or 20 years ago?

Silver is relatively more common than gold, and more than a few vessels are known, generally in forms similar to copper and bronze examples.

Men was also relatively more common among trauma recidivists.

It can occur at all ages, and all races, being relatively more common in Caucasian patients of Northern European descent.

In guava (Psidium guajava L). and "jobo" (Spondias mombin L). the parasitoid Doryctobracon areolatus (Szepligeti) was relatively more common at low altitudes.

In the younger age group of 16 64 years, the various AMS causes were more evenly distributed with neurological, psychiatric and toxicological aetiologies as relatively more common.

On the other hand, genitourinary tuberculosis is relatively more common and accounts for 20 73% of all cases of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis in the general population [14].

There was a clear shift in the PLFA composition at 0 °C, compared with the two lower temperatures, with PLFA markers associated with fungi as well as a number of unsaturated PLFAs being relatively more common at 0 °C.

Fixed knee flexion deformity (FKFD) can present as an insidious and significant problem in diverse etiologies like CP, arthrogryposis and myelomeningocele, with CP being relatively more common [1, 2, 3].

We and others in India have reported different microbiological profile of infection where the gram-positive cocci infection was relatively less, and gram-negative bacilli infection was relatively more common [1, 12].

What is more, and in spite of similar factor endowments, land was more concentrated in Argentina than in Australia, where family-operated, medium-sized farms were relatively more common.