Sentence examples for gradient of higher from inspiring English sources

As expected there was a significant gradient of higher hypertension prevalence with increasing age.

A clear gradient of higher NHL incidence rates with increasing age is observed throughout the analysed period.

If Fj acts on Ds only (D and E ), weak asymmetry is seen within cells (3.8% increase) and a tissue gradient of higher to lower Ft Ds binding is seen as Fj increases.

In this study, we observed a gradient of higher levels of biological risk factors (such as blood glucose, cholesterol, and systolic blood pressure) among those who are sedentary compared to those with higher levels of physical activity.

In developed countries, such as England and Wales, the social gradient in cardiovascular disease has switched from a positive gradient with the affluent more affected in 1931 and 1951 to an inverse gradient of higher rates of heart disease among the poorer social classes by 1961, now a consistent finding in contemporary studies in the developed world.

Unadjusted bivariate associations between study members' OHIP-14 impacts at age 32 and maternal self-rated oral health 27 years earlier revealed a gradient of higher prevalence of impacts for the overall scale by poorer maternal self-rated oral health/edentulous status at the age-5 assessment.

The relationship between the gradient of high pressure stress field and the 'skin-core' structure of polyethylene was also established.

In contrast to the 100x intertidal assemblages, the 16x intertidal assemblages showed a gradient of highest abundance and richness at high northern latitudes with declines towards lower latitudes.

The cerebellum showed a gradient of high expression concentrated towards lobule VI (Fig. 4E), similar, but not identical to that seen in garden warblers that performed flights (Fig. 4B), and clearly increased relative to finches that sat still (Fig. 4D and 5B).

There was a gradient of high to low SF preference moving from the occipital pole outward.

This may be particularly important as the global workforce is aging [ 1- 3] and as health care demand appears to be rising across the gradient of high, middle and low income countries [ 4- 7].