Sentence examples for because of a higher proportion from inspiring English sources
The Centre for Public Policy Research says UK GNP per person was £21,267 in 2010, and they say that although there is no official breakdown for Scotland, because of a higher proportion of foreign owned companies in significant Scottish industries, it's likely that Scotland's GNI per person would be lower than the UK average.
In the Canton of Geneva (450,000 residents), incidence of TB is 2.5 times above the national average (20 cases per 100,000 inhabitants), mainly because of a higher proportion of foreign-born residents (45% in 2008).
This difference could be also due to a higher basal risk of death and cardiovascular events, because of a higher proportion of patients with diabetes and/or previous cardiovascular diseases.
The Hawthorne effect could potentially have been even larger because we would have expected a small increase in LOS in the control group in the RCT because of a higher proportion of patients admitted on Fridays, because surgery in this period was done at the beginning of the week.
A straightforward comparison would indicate 32%% more HESA39+ (n = 6727) than MRU-confirmed (n = 5115) cases during 2007 11, which is lower than 46%% reported in 1998, possibly because of a higher proportion of cases with laboratory testing and confirmation [ 6].
Most likely, Japan takes high billing in terms of web surfing safety because of a high proportion of Internet users in the general population (78.2%), coupled with widespread broadband access.
Indeed, based on epidemiological data, the use of third- or fourth-generation cephalosporins such as cefepime is limited because of a high proportion of resistant isolates [66] that varies between 10 and 50% and concerns on their clinical efficacy with the associated risks of adverse patient outcomes [54].
A low probability of receiving veterinary treatment could therefore be expected because of a high proportion of events of diarrhoea with mild clinical signs.
Tumours of the transverse colon and splenic flexure were treated more quickly, perhaps because of a high proportion of splenic flexure tumours presenting with obstruction (Mulcahy and O'Donoghue, 1997).
Because of a high proportion of missing in the lifestyle variables, in two sets of subgroup analyses, the first including only women for whom information was available on smoking (exclusion of n=229) and the second including only women for whom we had information on both smoking and BMI (exclusion of n=289), smoking status and BMI were entered stepwise.
Results for other OCs [ p, p´-DDT, p, p´-DDD (dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane), β-HCH (β-hexachlorocyclohexane), aldrin, α-chlordane, dieldrin, γ-hexachlorocyclohexane, heptachlor, heptachlor epoxide, mirex, and oxychlordane] are not considered here because of a high proportion (> 60%) of results below the LOD.
