Sentence examples for systematically more common from inspiring English sources
The evidence shows that almost all the problems that occur most often in the poorest neighbourhoods – including those that make us a broken society – are systematically more common in more unequal societies.
Based on experience in high technological industries (e.g., oil industry and civil aviation), it is now widely accepted that it makes more sense to screen systematically for (the much more common) near incidents than to focus only on the analysis of obvious severe accidents.
Availability of population scale metabolomics and genotype data now allows to systematically investigate also the less apparent influences of more common and less deleterious genetic variants on human metabolism by conducting genome-wide association studies with metabolomics (mGWAS).
Other polls systematically overstate the president's support: they do not account for abstentions, much more common among poorer Brazilians who tend to lean towards Ms Rousseff and her Workers Partyy (PT).Does this mean Mr Neves is now the favourite?
If clinical and diagnostic quality are not monitored and evaluated systematically, as in nonorganised screening, there are also concerns that adverse effects may become more common (Council of the EU, 2003).
Graffiti became more common.
Terminal illness is more common.
But accolades were more common.
Lectureships are more common.
