For example, higher rates of viral hepatitis are known to occur in these groups.
For example, higher rates of unneeded procedures, most especially, cesarean operations, as well as higher prescription drug costs have been widely reported across the private hospital sector [ 12– 12].
For example, higher rates of lupus nephritis have been observed in Asians [ 3, 4], Hispanics [ 5], and African Americans [ 5, 6].
A meaningful impact of these prevention processes could have been missed in our study if, for example, higher rates of infection have also prompted some hospitals to be more likely to implement these processes.
For example, higher rates of S. aureus infection have been observed among genetically distinct populations, including New Zealand Maori (Hill et al. 2001), Canadian Native Americans (Embil et al. 1994), and Australian Aboriginals (Tong et al. 2009).
For example, high rates of time preference may be caused by an individual's inability to delay gratification, or by an inability to imagine the future.
Differences between these countries and those in our dataset (for example, high rates of under-nutrition in the former) limit our ability to make precise out-of-sample projections.
For example, high rates of freshwater discharge reduce the salinity and residence time.
For example, high rates of cephalosporin resistance in Salmonella enterica serovar Heidelberg isolated from poultry, retail chicken meat, and humans were observed in Quebec, Canada in 2003.
Some of the high prevalence rates, particularly in males, are therefore concerning; for example, high rates of panic disorder in early life in both genders is an usual finding that may reflect the high rates of psychosocial stressors faced by our respondents.
