Sentence examples for a heightened rate from inspiring English sources

A heightened rate of upper gastrointestinal disorders before onset of treatment for osteoporosis has also been reported elsewhere.

In this regard, CACS has been associated with a heightened rate of mortality with escalating CACS score in individuals with diabetes (21), but previous direct comparative studies evaluating the role of CACS versus CCTA in patients with diabetes is lacking.

A heightened rate of suicidal plans or attempts in the OCD-group is an important finding, especially given that previous studies have indicated that suicidality at index point is a predictor for continued suicidality in patients with FEP [ 23].

Childbearing age Latinas experience a heightened prevalence rate for obesity (45%) and overweight (76.9%) when compared to rates for the U.S. population as a whole [ 1].

Irish athletics has seen a heightened success rate since the year 2000, with Sonia O'Sullivan winning two medals at 5,000 metres on the track; gold at the 1995 World Championships and silver at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

In Figure 5b an increase of ROS is clearly indicated by the heightened rate of fluorescence increase in neuronal cultures treated with 100 ng/ml Tat for both 2% oxygen and atmospheric oxygen conditions.

"Given the heightened rate of illness now observed, mass gatherings of people on the street could promote the transmission of respiratory infections," he said, according to the Ria Novosti news agency.

Regulators are concerned with the heightened rate of heart attacks for patients taking Avandia.

Compared to other studies, the average duration of symptoms before seeking medical attention was high, which might explain the heightened rate of complicated appendicitis found in our study.

In the healthy heart, the heightened rate of ATP hydrolysis during exercise increases mitochondrial respiration, ultimately allowing healthy myocytes to efficiently match ATP generation to cardiac workload.

Instead, it indicates that the expected frequency of insertion within the locus should be adjusted to reflect its observed heightened rate of baseline detection.