Sentence examples for were performed more often from inspiring English sources

Surely, if Chabrier's comic masterpiece were performed more often, it would lose its elitist reputation.

(The Nazis integrated Shakespeare into their propaganda machine; some of his plays were performed more often in the Third Reich than any German classic).

Procedures were performed more often on male patients (55.8%).

This would explain why headshaking and nodding were performed more often by dressage horses as for most of their working time they have to keep their necks flexed in restrained gaits (see also [27]).

In patients with suspicious or controversial radiologic findings, examinations were performed more often.

In the presence of controversial clinical findings, examinations were performed more often than originally planned.

In the United States and Britain, other Greek dramas tend to be performed more often.

His plays have been translated into every major living language and are performed more often than those of any other playwright.

Just for the heck of it and kind of expecting an oh-don't-be-silly reply, I asked him whether something I had read in a guidebook was true: namely, that penile reattachment surgery was performed more often in Thailand than in other countries and that Thailand was, in fact, the international capital of penile reattachment.

The three large-scale pieces from the 1970s and 80s - Einstein on the Beach, Satyagraha and Akhnaten - made Philip Glass's name as an opera composer, but I'd bet that in the long run his trilogy from the decade after will be performed more often.

It means that in theory ureterolysis via ureteral shaving could have been performed more often [31, 44].