Sentence examples for comparison an increase from inspiring English sources

In comparison, an increase in continuous MS score of 1 has been associated with an OR of developing type-2 diabetes mellitus of 3.4 and 5.1 in men and women, respectively, and OR for CVD of 1.7.

In comparison, an increase in serum fibrinogen in red deer was observed 7 days after inoculation with the related lungworm D. eckerti, suggesting that the tissue migration of larvae evoked a host response [ 14].

At EBQB (comparison A), individuals increased their overall vigilance in the absence of heterospecifics (Wilcoxon exact: T = 1, N = 9, p = 0.020; Fig.  2) due to an increase in horizontal scanning (T = 1, N = 9, p = 0.008).

Like-for-likes in the fourth quarter were up against tough comparisons (an increase of around 11%) and we expect the full year to come in around 2.5%-3%, versus the 3.5% reported for the first 45 weeks.

Although low non synonymous rates were found throughout the polyprotein, it is possible to observe in all comparisons an increase of non synonymous distance in the NS5A region of the genome (Figure 5), suggesting that NS5A region of G2j strain C1292 may have a number of non synonymous substitutions by comparison with other G2 subtype strains.

The mean differences imply that in all these comparisons, an increase in physical activity from sedentary to moderate or from sedentary to active level within the HH genotype, creates a larger increase in both knee extension strength and leg extension power than among HL or LL individuals (p≤0.045).

A positive relative comparison indicates an increase in lesions identified at 3 T (higher sensitivity), whereas a negative relative comparison indicates a decrease in the number of detected lesions at 3 T (lower sensitivity).

(If one stops at 2007, before the recession, the same comparison yields an increase of 9.8 points before tax and 9.3 after).

The comparison shows an increase in silicon during crustal dust events and an increase in elemental and organic carbon during the burn event.

The effect of deterioration is expressed, for ease in comparison, to an increase in the required thickness of the jacket with expected service-life.

However, within-group comparison revealed an increase in the TUG test performance (p < 0.001) in the Pilates group.