Sentence examples for differences in increased from inspiring English sources

We hypothesise that gastroenterologists are more likely to refer IBS patients to other hospital specialists than GPs, thus explaining the differences in increased costs.

Statistically significant odds ratios were calculated for differences in increased QI organizational culture between PBRN-QI supported districts compared to Non-PBRN supported districts for 5 of the 10 items, after adjusting for District clustering of county health departments.

The lack of convergence does not mean that there are no differences in increased IOP/OH rates between treatments: it could mean that the included studies did not have sufficient power to detect any such differences.

Activity was determined after 30 min as the difference in increased fluorescence in reactions with or without MG132 (20 μM) to account for non-proteasomal release of AMC.

Following the environmental heterogeneity hypothesis (Huston 1994), small-scale environmental differences result in increased herb-layer diversity.

And this Obama did forcefully and well: We've … seen how government action, time and again, can make an enormous difference in increasing opportunity and bolstering ladders into the middle class.

Wx a allele explains most of the difference in increasing amylose content, decreasing the PV and BD of RVA in an indica rice variety, which greatly affects the quality of cooked rice (Umemoto et al. 2008).

Do you believe it can make a difference in increasing diversity in the workforce?

If we simply understand these two messages, that itself will make an immediate difference in increasing the happiness level in our environment.

These bed nets will make a tremendous difference in increasing the number of children protected from malaria-carrying mosquitoes while they sleep", said President Johnson Sirleaf.

Further, the presence of ADHD did not make a difference in increasing the transition rate from ODD to CD, at least in this community sample.