Sentence examples for because of higher rates from inspiring English sources

Recruitment ended January 21 , 2000 because of higher rates of paravalvular leakage in patients receiving the Silzone prosthesis.

Another $153 million of revenue came in from subscriptions, a 9 percent increase, in part because of higher rates.

Experts are concerned some of the sexual contacts are risky because of higher rates of sexually transmitted infections in some countries, the presence of alcohol or drugs and lack of condom use.

Compared with femoral access, radial access reduces these complications but may be more challenging in women because of higher rates of radial artery spasm, tortuosity, and occlusion as well as lower rates of procedure success.

But AXA's chief executive, Henri de Castries, gave a mildly upbeat assessment for the full year, noting that AXA was "becoming more optimistic regarding this year's revenue growth," because of higher rates in property and casualty markets, but also "due to the recent stabilization of equity markets".

The number of Americans who could lose their vision to diabetes-related eye diseases is going to skyrocket over the next four decades, with elderly Hispanics and blacks hit hardest because of higher rates of Type 2 diabetes, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

This may be caused by the reduction in the number of available gaps because of higher rate of conflicting traffic and hence, there is a significant increase in occupation time of low priority movements.

Surgical treatment outcomes in Peyronie's disease remain controversial because of high rates of recurrence.

Some practitioners even if they are true artisans never see the fruits of their labors marketed during their lifetimes, primarily because of high rates of attrition.

And because of high rates of attrition (casualties and retirement, but mainly protracted absence without leave), just maintaining those numbers requires constant effort.

In the United States, for example, the rate of growth of the population and labour force during the 19th and early 20th centuries was higher than in most other developed countries, mainly because of high rates of immigration.