Sentence examples for a much higher event from inspiring English sources

The statistical methods explicitly account for the competing risk of death which has a much higher event rate than the event of interest (total hip or knee replacement) in this patient group.

But that is why, when IATA showed a much higher number of events over a shorter period of time, I was flabbergasted.

As a consequence, recorded acoustic events have a much higher temporal resolution than optical events.

IR, which encompassed 45.0% and 33.9% of the AS events in Populus and Eucalyptus respectively, represented a much higher portion of AS events than ES.

On the other, even a fairly modest rise in average temperatures translates into a much higher frequency of extreme events — like the devastating drought now gripping America's heartland — that do vast damage.

Like the synthetic record, the palaeorecord contained a much higher frequency of extreme events than the historical record.

Diabetic patients have a much higher risk of cardiovascular events, which qualifies them for intensive preventive management.

We detected Lpd at a much higher percentage of scission events than other regulators of F-actin such as N-WASP, which localized only to 20% of scission events (Taylor et al, 2011).

As expected, those with prior CVD had a much higher risk for CVD events (2.5-fold) than those with no prior CVD across all features of metabolic syndrome (Table 1).

These levels of LD appear low compared to our results, probably because the studies were conducted on wild populations of forest trees, in which a much higher number of recombination events probably occurred since the last population bottleneck.

A novel finding in our study is that patients with persistent hepatitis C infection, identified by a positive HCV RNA by PCR (Ab+/RNA+), had a much higher risk of CHD events than patients with remote infection that was cleared either spontaneously or by anti-viral therapy (Ab+/RNA-).