Sentence examples for be greater with a from inspiring English sources
In soils without a subsurface sand layer, crop yield may be greater with a higher CUn in root zone.
Such a mechanism would suggest that any risk reduction would be greater with a longer exposure time, because the neuropathological changes associated with dementia precede the clinical onset of disease by many years [ 32, 33].
These competing considerations are inter-related in that the total risk will be greater if more subjects take part in a study, but the value of the information produced by the investigation will be greater with a larger sample size.
It was uncertain whether the risk of breast cancer would be greater with a professional application since higher concentrations of pesticides are often used, or with off-the-shelf agents since the patient would be performing the pesticide application herself.
In the absence of PEEP, if dorso-caudal lung regions are closed at FRC and then subsequently recruited at some point during a tidal inspiration, relative ventilation to these regions will be greater with a larger tidal volume because the regions are open for a greater percentage of inspiration as compared with a smaller tidal volume.
The risk for mortality appeared to be greater with a prior history of CV event(s) or baseline A1C >8.0% (both not statistically significant), whereas a significantly reduced primary CV outcome was found in individuals with no history of a CV event and baseline A1C ≤8.0% (uncorrected P = 0.04 and 0.03).
That brioche pain perdu would, for example, be great with a scoop of caramel ice cream or a dollop of lemon curd.
This chocolate cake would be great with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and any kind of frosting you like.
