The phrase "and included a higher" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been added or incorporated, particularly in a comparative context.
Example: "The report was revised and included a higher estimate of the project's costs."
Alternatives: "and featured a greater" or "and incorporated a larger".
Carers in the intervention group were also slightly older and included a higher proportion of those currently unmarried.
In unadjusted comparisons (Table 2), the RA group was younger and included a higher proportion of women and Caucasians than controls.
In both cohorts, the cancer survivors were older (p < .001) and included a higher proportion of men (ELSA p = .038, HRS p < .001) than the comparison group.
The German sample was lower in educational level and included a higher proportion of female smokers in comparison with the US general population.
Compared with the low- and high-exposure groups, the unexposed group was generally younger and included a higher proportion of commercial applicator and nonwhites.
Compared with cases, controls were more likely to have certain chronic conditions (62.9% vs 51.8%; P = 0.049) and included a higher proportion of smokers (19.1% vs 11.2%; P = 0.046).
Our study population was relatively large with a wide range of eGFR and included a high proportion of black and diabetic patients, representative of the U.S. CKD population.
These specificities may partially be explained by a selection bias due to restrictive inclusion criteria, which excluded the most severe individuals (baseline EDSS scores higher than 7.0) and included a high proportion of patients treated with disease modifying therapies (95%).
Analysis of baseline data reveals that the lesions in this study were significantly smaller and younger at baseline than those in previous studies and included a high proportion of lesions with a retinal angiomatous proliferation (RAP) component.
In particular, this series contained mixed medical and surgical patients who predominantly presented with sepsis or severe respiratory failure and included a high proportion of patients with drug and/or alcohol dependence.
We show that influential genes, those with high influence scores, tend to be essential and include a higher proportion of essential genes than those prioritized based on their position (i.e. hubs or bottlenecks) within the same network.
