The phrase "a correspondingly higher rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a proportional increase in a particular metric or statistic in relation to another factor.
Example: "As the demand for electric vehicles rises, we can expect a correspondingly higher rate of battery production to meet this need."
Alternatives: "an increased rate of" or "a proportional rise in".
This systematic shift leads to an artificially higher number of births defined as post-term among boys compared to girls [ 11, 28], with a correspondingly higher rate of induction of labour in pregnancies with male fetuses.
This study supports that for each of the antimicrobial agent used at higher rates in ICU areas, there was a correspondingly higher rate of the respective resistant pathogen among ICU patients.
Interestingly, the kobs for addition was relatively fast, similar to that observed other WC base-paired substrates (Table 2), but this was accompanied by a correspondingly higher rate of pyrophosphate removal, as calculated according to the observed partitioning between addition and pyrophosphate removal reaction products (eq 6).
funestus [21] has not been accompanied by a correspondingly high rate of genome-wide transcriptome evolution, although this generalization does not rule out accelerated evolution of particular gene classes.
Chronic cough causes a high level of morbidity in the community, which results in a correspondingly high rate of healthcare utilisation.
In conclusion, we have shown that chronic cough causes a high level of morbidity in affected individuals, which results in a correspondingly high rate of healthcare utilisation by these individuals.
However, not every DNA repair deficiency creates exactly the predicted effects; mice deficient in the NER pathway exhibited shortened life span without correspondingly higher rates of mutation.
Several studies have reported that SSRs with larger numbers of repeats have correspondingly higher rates of polymorphism [ 21, 36, 46].
Additionally, we had previously not taken advantage of genetic strains in which there is reduced DNA replication fidelity with correspondingly higher rates of somatic mutation.
There were higher rates of labour (versus delivery without preceding labour) in the ANC and TC groups (48 and 54 %) compared to private (35 %, p = 0.02), and correspondingly higher rates of induction or augmentation of labour.
For example, bad working conditions are likely to be a source of dissatisfaction, but excellent working conditions might not produce correspondingly high rates of satisfaction, whereas other improvements such as increased professional recognition might.
