Sentence examples for greater incident from inspiring English sources

Consistent with previous studies more females, and especially adolescent girls, show a greater incident of back pain [3 5, 10, 11, 13, 14].

Hence, shorter exciton lifetime in B-SWCNT than in M-SWCNT leads to greater incident energy to saturate B-SWCNT absorption than M-SWCNT absorption.

Hence, a general perception that soft soil sites tend to suffer heavier damage than stiff sites should be explained not by greater incident energy but by other reasons such as degree of resonance.

As the QCL frequency is detuned from resonance, increasingly greater incident power is needed to reach the same threshold for bubble formation.

For example, Denkenberger et al. synthesized rates of Hg(0) evasion across land cover types, finding elevated rates from agricultural and pasture lands, which are characterized by greater incident solar radiation and rates of soil organic matter turnover, and lower values in forests.

Other malignancies that have been linked to asbestos, albeit inconclusively, include cervical and prostate cancer [ 31], and some studies have even reported a greater incident risk of brain cancer and testis cancer among male workers employed in asbestos-cement factories [ 22].

Wet and windy weather disrupts breeding, with butterflies sometimes dying before they can reproduce, greater incidents of egg mortality and susceptibility to pathogens, especially fungi.

Rajendra Pachauri, chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which produced the report, told BBC News: "Even in rich countries, the impacts of climate change could lead to greater incidents of pockets of poverty, even in rich countries could lead to impoverishment of some particular communities.

Reviewer R042 said that Pelt "stunned me in a way that a great book should – this doesn't have to be through great incident, or wit, but sometimes just the sheer power of the way in which something is expressed".

This limited SIR analyses restricted to more severe burns of TBSA 20% or greater and incident rate ratio analysis to examine the effects of severity of burn injury (burn depth and TBSA%).

Call it the great biting incident of the 2014 World Cup.