Sentence examples for appreciably higher risk from inspiring English sources
That makes achieving higher investment income — without taking on appreciably higher risk — even more vital.
Several studies in the past have shown appreciably higher lung cancer risk estimates associated with smoking exposure among men than among women, while more recent studies in the USA report just the opposite.
The relative risk due to pan tobacco chewing was elevated in both males and females, being appreciably higher in the latter (relative risk 25.3%; 95% confidence interval 11.2-57.3).
The odds ratios of the lower exposure categories are appreciably higher compared with the fully adjusted risks presented here, but the CIs overlap in both studies.
Unstable angina has an appreciably worse prognosis than stable angina because of a higher risk of myocardial infarction (tissue death of a piece of the heart muscle) and sudden cardiac death, and it requires daily observation and active intervention.
The 2-year risk for the 9.00 threshold was still appreciably higher (0.80 [0.67–0.89]; n = 59) even with the exclusion of those who had exceeded that threshold with diabetic range OGTTs that were not confirmed by a second OGTT.
That was appreciably higher than both independents and Democrats.
This, too, was appreciably higher than independents and Democrats.
These are the London games, and interest is appreciably higher in the capital and its hinterland.
In most cases, he has found that the top-down estimates are appreciably higher.
