Sentence examples for specifically more likely from inspiring English sources

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A Danish survey found that any psychiatric disorders were more likely in women averaging more than three drinks a day, and anxiety disorders were specifically more likely among women averaging more than two drinks a day, compared with nondrinkers (Flensborg-Madsen et al. 2011).

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Eurosceptics generally are, marginally, in agreement (34% versus 29%) although Ukip supporters specifically are more likely to disagree (35% versus 27%).

Gay men are specifically much more likely to have bulimia than their heterosexual peers.

One is that women professionals generally, and women doctors specifically, are more likely to have a spouse with a similarly demanding professional career, whereas male professionals and doctors are more likely to have spouses with less demanding jobs [ 23, 42].

Specifically, it was more likely to be high when tree patches in neighborhood environments were less fragmented, less isolated, and well connected.

The Unicef report adds: "The evidence from many countries persistently shows that children who grow up in poverty are more vulnerable: specifically, they are more likely to be in poor health, to have learning and behavioural difficulties, to underachieve at school, to become pregnant at too early an age, to have lower skills and aspirations, to be low paid, unemployed and welfare-dependent".

Specifically, you're more likely to need to continue working full-time (since those positions are usually more remunerative), and you may need to stick close to the field in which you spent the bulk of your career, because you'll get paid more for the seniority and experience you've accrued.

Specifically, assimilation seems more likely if targets and standards are close, whereas contrast appears to occur when they are not (Mussweiler et al., 2004).

In addition, individuals that understand the potential impacts of a hazard in their community and how they are specifically vulnerable are more likely to be involved in planning efforts and pro-active in preparedness strategies (Paton et al. 2001; National Research Council 2012).

Specifically, kids are more likely to trust reliably conventional sources, and they are more likely to trust adults.

Specifically, girls were more likely to envision themselves in careers when their fathers were more egalitarian in their beliefs about domestic labor -- and also when their mothers actually did less household work and were more career-oriented.

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